The Archive · 1937

A Correspondent's Remark

GERMANY AND CHIN

To the Editor of the "Nortn-Citwa Dairy News"

Siz—In a letter to the Editor published in your esteemed paper on September 3 Mr. F. C. Tau obviously-tried to trouble the international atmosphere by making some misleading remarks about Germany's attitude in the present conflict. I have no intention to quarrel with Mr. Tau over questions he will hardly -understand since it is useless to engage in a discussion with somebody living with his head above the clouds. I merely wish to offer my sincere condolences to that honourable gent} man who apparently Is - suffering from some sort of chronic absent-mindedness, if not worse, which defect he has revealed to the much amused readers of your paper by his bold statement that Germany had "only little interest of whatever nature in China,"

Shanghai, Sept. 4

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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