To the Editor of the "Nontu-Cinwa Darcy News"
Sm—In the "Australasian" of November 9 there is a splendid and nerve tinging article on the "Old order changes" (in Britain) by George Johnston, part of which 7 venture to state ight be well. impressed upon us all, and in particular by the powers-that-be in Hongkong ona Singap changes it says Brooke, Portal, Pia
acter Weadership changed. Harwood and Tovery—theentie cha Aggressive dash supplanting conserva-five eflcieney (though some of us very much question "the word ciency), The British Press said... "there have een years of dismal and distressing delay, but Britain is throwing away her eruiches and curing her out. Lot us once and for all learn "this lesson—The British Empire was not founded by the aged and cautious and caution and ago will never preserve Our race.."the leaders of our enemy are not old men, Hitler 51, Goering 47, but on the opposite, side of the picture we have Prance's leaders 68 Fear old Petain and 73 year old The complete article, not very long is really worth re-producing in British papers the world over. It sends the good red blood racing through ones volns—head up, like an old war horse when the bugle calls, Shanghai, Mar. 15, Infallibility:
The Catholic Encyclopaedia To the Raitor of the "Nonr-Cimka Dany News"
Sm—I would like {6 be allowed the courtesy of your columns to inform those of your Protestant read-Jers who hitherto have had to rely Jon the authority of the "Eneyclopedia Britannica" for their opinions on [Catholic matters, that a full edition of "The Catholi¢ Encyelopsedia® has' been presented to the Municipal [Library where it can be consulted when desired.
JShanghai, Mar, 11.
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