The Archive · 1938

A Sad Affair

The Case of the Jews To the Biitor of the "Nonrit-Citxa Dai News"

Sm—After having read your edi. torial of July 1, entitled "Sad Affair, It struck me that there are yet some people who place Jows and Arabs on exactly the same footing. 1 do not fof an Anti-God Society—should there! allude to the execution of Szloma be such a thing in Shanghai—pressing Ben Joseff, which, I agree with you, his doctrine on bus passengers? Or was perfectly justified "and even it is possible that a purveyor of com-necessary, but to certain other remodities might feel that the top of marks in' your editorial, such as:

bus was a good supplement to radio". "....and acts of terrorism have been This is not new imposition—1 heard the man before several times last year and so have others of my acquaintance. I imagine he has a [season ticket as T have not seen the conductor approach him. I would suggest to the Bus Company that the best way of dealing with him would be to tell the conductor to ask to seo his ticket, take its number, and hand itin to the Company—this would avoid providing him with a minor "martyrdom" by checking his discourse publicly. 1 should like to seo his ticket caneelied—for if he offends [me he probably offends many others by hotheads on both sides."

If you would be kind enough to allow some of your valuable space to the following extracts from an article appearing in the May issue of "Palestine," entitled: "A" Commissioner's Criticism." Tam sure that my point will be brought out clearer, fon. the tivation on Palestine' toa troup' of people "in "London. "ty since the bogtanings lion of tow, erder and public secur has Been a" sad fatture the Hoyal "Commission visited "Palestine been murdered also, way Taste ano Puace. the government which actually slaughtered several tens of thousands Jof Spanish priests and bishops.

In my opinion Dean Trivett missed the point... Nobody challenged the} capacity of Dr. Temple's brains. Being, however, a Christian bishop, he must preach Christian teaching, that is love and forbearance. but not war, There are enough politicians and munition producers to do fctraint of the community.

Tt had been expected that {rom the Mandate ad fate Wont Smenge, whit tally have S'yewish' majority and a Jewish Rove twas not "realised, hat fons. centuries apart—tne ooted them. cond the latter job, Shanghai, July 10.

Shanghai, July 5.

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