'A Roman Catholic View To the Editor of the "Norrs-Camva Dary News"
Sm—To Averace's query as to whether it-was in a leader that "The Times" demanded Christian teaching in state-supported schools, I give the complete quotation from the English Catholic "Month," September 1940: yet give an account tə the Italian people for his deeds. Could. he guarantee the integrity of Greece from an attack, let us suppose, from the British? It is clearly shown that he could not. Now what is he talking about? His soldiers in Albania are questioning themselves as to why they came to Greece, and why they are fighting against the Greeks.
At any rate, historians will write with everlasting letters what the small and poor, but heroic Greek army did to the Fascists in Epirus and Albania.
It would, therefore, be better for Signor Mussolii to put the "thesis" of this argument to the Italian people in a different way—i.e." in order to make the British kneel (against whom we are unable to do anything); we must enslave Greece'—what a vengeance Reaurry. Shanghai, Feb. 26.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.