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(To the Editor.)
Sir,—The remarks of Mr. .7. M. M'Jvenzie, a Presbyterian missionary on furlough from China, at' yesterday's meeting of those interested in the Chinese famine relief fund were altogether uncalled for. I refer to the following paragraph: "The newspapers cannot give enough space to the matter. They have, of course, to tell the public of Segrave's speed records, and of the Test match." I consider, Sir, that such remarks alienate rather than foster sympathy. Both you and your morning contemporary have given considerable space to the sad happenings in China, and have also opened your columns_ for subscriptions to alleviate the position. The thanks of the community are due to you Cor the service you have rendered. —I am, etc.,
PRESBYTERIAN,
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 73, 30 March 1929, Page 8
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