diter, North-China Daily Net dan ye, of hai, and to ensure secrecy, gs the Editor of the fishness sweeping over the profession, 49M. bringing other profession iilo Chita ta ails Ro sals io Ber
good feathering x in a people ge sacrifice. M s the Strebing dice? Mekal Re-Armament is producing in China a new type of doctor whase duty is not merely to Sure the'ifls: c body, but likewise the ils of 2 adit cz F. B. Zb, sth. going here, is ida their ^"Nonru-Cumwa Dany News" ly poor professors or students, but. the number response ity work being done by Chinese in town? None.
Sm;—Re above in your issue of January 30, I could add to B's remarks on this subject.
Last month I looked at a row of Hhi-fomign Houses in the French Avenue Joffre/Haig district, and was told that rent per house stood at $180 and key-money $4000. Should I seriously intend g a house the.owners would come dówn in their rental by $10 but key-money must remain the same figure. x About a week later, I saw a lovely block of houses in Route Ferguson. The caretaker told me that there was Betar and gave me the phone; key-mpney.io be given, only
number: of the. owners.
On' enquiring, 1 Bot the informa-ich. its own)
"don't know that one race is any!
Yéquired for 1
For nearly three years China has n resisting aggression, and so she made many appeals among the l Chinese for funds, or for bond-ise. Millions have been given, tofore, by the local Chinese, who ly also have refuges relatives, Fu many cases, have lost much of heir property, too. Shanghai natives more demands made upon them, jhen, than only this city's relief work. 1 As long as the aggression continues, Chinese will have to give money un national relief purposes, Although lir. Wang Ching-wel has been work-put in a new peace govern-ut, it.appears fo many that his forts are going ') be in vain, as bony Japanese army-men, it seems, the North don't wish their Northern pets to join with him. So 22 per cent, of Chins territory has been 2 and we still ses no respite.
captured town will force an-emigration of refugees to Shang-Relief work in Shanghai is con-with the national situation.
Some people think that these hordes starving, refugees are purely and 's. But China is meeting a foreign rr fohcern, end no one it is no more her sole resibility to care for these refugees for Finland to bear the whole just put on her. International peace or disorder, as we are coming more and more to understand, is everyone's concern and responsibility.
the Ghose for ie Thee individuals, ways some people who Jike to blame Whatever is said or done, there are
who are always so quick to jump on the Chinese, for every wrong, imgained or otherwise, always seem to me to have frustrated feelings which they can only relieve this way. Psychology teaches us how mental cruelty is often the result of repressions, ier words, I think normal human beings realize they are not perfect, and therefore haven't the Tight to make unabashed slander upon others, ji Complaints such. as these made in the. letter columns only hinder all good. They arouse foreigners against giving to charity, and irk the Chinese, who read the paper, into not giving either. I always think that it is only through sympathetic understanding that anything can be done. Cold; water can kill the highest idealism. Perhaps some will disagree, "this is the opinion of one for.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.