To the Editor of the "Norru-Cuma Damv News"
Sm—The committee of XCDN Moonlight Follies has asked me to reply through your columns to the -Very kind letter signed France QUAND Memo appearing in your issue this It is really we who should feel grateful for the wonderful support and the beautiful decorations given! to us by the Free French in Shanghai and I know that they will be glad to learn that. with one exception. the extent of dearly fifty thousand dollars.
But apart from the financial result there was a quality in the atmosphere on Free French Night which thrilled us all and caused us, if I may use the phrase, to re-dedicate ourselves in our efforts on behalf of the cause
Follies by our Allies and friends has FCunisuau uvceiucm sins wie mord ok 2 the performances of XCDN Moonili, From Russo-German Battl che ROBUR ihat has been given toj been an inspiration to the whole cast, profound a foreign sinologue is in his and we find it difficult to express the knowledge of Chinese classics. the ents of a Soviet village are seen examining a Nazi war plane that was shot down by the in air force. Despite their claims to have destroyed the Russian air force, the Soviet leaders E. F. Harris, Ward Confucianism. I remember one Th a more just he is likely to become to- "ave still enough planes left to get to Berlin and back as news of the Russian raid on Berlin on
Shanghai, Aug. 9. moonlight Follies." Chinese youth for their neglect of "XCDN Moonlight Follies." vehement in his attack on immature Publicity Manager for ay in 1924 when Dr. Morgan was ursday reveals. d The Russian Night—ensi beng of hes
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