To the Editor of the "Nonni-Ciasa Dany News"
Sm—If the report in your columns this morning Is correct, the affairs of the Aeroerete Company have at last reached finality, in that the property fof this concern has been donated for the use of the refugees by Sir Victor Sassoon, and some 400 of them are even now altering the lone factory building for their more comfortable habitation.
Smm—In regard to the Chungking telegram, published in your pap yesterday, alleging that" Mr. Eh Ming-yi as, on behalf of Mr. Wang Ching-wei, "received $500,000 the Japanese. T wish to make a flat denial of this allegation, and state, in edition, that Tam st of the Sino-Frene! stitute, carrying on my recreations is visual.
I cannot recollect that the unfortunate shareholders of the now defunct "Acroerete Company have been advised of this disposal of their property, or that they have been Invited to participate In any _consideration which may hav therefrom, und a statement those responsible for the affa there are any affairs at this stage—of the Company would be interesting.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.