To the Editor of the "Nortu-Cutna Dairy NEWS"
Si—Some time ago you published a Sapajou cartoon depicting multi tudes of Chinese moving westwards. Methinks there is more than a hint here for the foreign traders to take along their paper and cotton mills, silk filatures, tobacco factories etc.
Trade restrictions, high duties, and monopolies are bound to follow in the wake of the benevolent crusade ers, just as they did seven years ago in free and independent Manchoukuo.
Szechuen Province itself is rich and wide enough to absorb all victims of misplaced affection, until such affection can be sincerely reciprocated.
For the nonce, let us look around for an open door that permits of ingress as well as egress, and on? without traps.
J. C. ye B.
Shanghai, June 24,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.