It is pitiable, Sir, that the work which has
prospered so much under your able Chairmanship, should
suffer from such attacks as this, founded as they are
Accompanying
on utterly false statements; and I hope it will be
possible to send copies of this or of a similar letters
to the interested parties in England.
whatever is sent should, I suggest, be copies of the
letter to you as Chairman of the Committee from her
Excellency, Madame Chiang Kai-sheh expressing her warm
approval of the Committee's work.
I have, etc.
(Signed) James L. Maxwell,
General Secretary.
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