tie Editor of the "Nonru-Cumwa Dany News"
Smj—There is nothing much I con Jsay #0 the above for ANoruen SuaNc+ juar Bonx has expressed the views of Jauite a number of non-British-born people, but T would ike to add-a few more words before the correspond fence closes.
'Since 1927 to 1938 the Committee of the "BFRC, has done much 10 [brighten the' lives not only of the British forces out here but of quite Jo number of lonely respectable girls here im irrespective of nationalities, and my thanks, although rather belated, go to them.
Now that the new regime is "freezing" the non-British-born out Jof the BF.R.C. dances, it is quite tural that some of them want the [public to know.the reason why. As }you know, some people are born with feelings and some without, hence the hue and ery.
feel sure the Inds themselves do Jnot discrirainate, so who is to blame?
[Shanghai, Jan, 2,
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