"To the Editor of the "Nortu-Cuna Dany NEWS"
Sm—In the light of the Covetiant of the League of Nations, the Nine-Power Treaty, and the Kellogg-Briand Pact of Peace, I have found -ihe elaborated argument of Viscount Ishii in his article on "History Repeating Itself" sorely delusive and not worth considering. Of course I am speaking from the standpoint of a civilized state which is willing and able to observe even a so-called gentlemen's agreement.
In spite of what happens around us, Sir, as I perceive, not only humanity, but history itself as well cannot be blindfolded even when expediency and might handle the in your column. I don't want them ohming here, but I will be at 66 Great Western Road, Tel. 22023, for some weeks and if you publish the letter and anyone comes in or writes, they can get in touch with me there.
A sister in Portldnd, Oregon, wrote me sometime ago enclosing a note from the mother of a boy named Craig, a young Marine who was accidentally killed here in February, and asking me to find out more details, if possible, as his last, letter written just before his death, was "so cheery." satisfied is not with the War report his death.
If any of his buddies' know anything that might make his mother feel better, I will be very much obliged to them as my sister who knows her only through a department store she works for as a house-detective, ig terribly sorry for her.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.