Miss Faith Williams, younger daughter of the only U. S. citizen to be murdered by a Chinese during the present Chinese civil war (TIME, April 4), spoke to Manhattan reporters last week about her father, Dr. John E. Williams, who was Vice Chancellor of Nanking University at the time when he was shot in cold blood by a Chinese soldier intent on possessing Dr. Williams' watch.
The reporters may have been surprised to hear Miss Williams speak not bitterly but with rare discernment about the Chinese situation. She kept clear, as many have...
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