To the Editor of the "Norni-Cuia Dat News"
Sm—At a time when relations between Japan and Great Britain are so strained, it is pleasant to be reminded that there is a reverse side to a picture which we have come to Took "upon as being irremediably black and threatening.
Something has just happened to me, something very charming, some~ thing rather sentimental, something typically Japanese, Five anda half years ago' I climbed Mount Fuji and came down with five young meteorologisis who had spent several days in the small meteorological sta~ tion at the summit, More than that I do not remember, 1 have forgotten, their names, their faces, what we talked about. This morning, however, suddenly arrived out of the blue the following postcard which had chased me from' one address to another during the last two months, bear Mr, T. NI", i said, "How are lat, 'Y."a member of the TBut alter you saw me find "aogirid, it had past "about Eulrope, the IGP a i RUE hem tage thought er Bite! Bee site Mee We fect oalmess: todas. here, Akvis o's6e yn ahd speak. with T hope yon health Adiout Vout ola sincerely tr.
'And 1, too, Mr:¥, would like to see and speak " with you, not about and war, but about happier and to return with you to that Japan of delight and enchant mont' which Life in the world today does its "best, fortunately Its un~ successful best, to make us forget, Shanghai, Now. 29
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