Mary Ryott Sheepshanks to Jane Addams, February 4, 1928

February 4, 1928

Dear Executive Member,

I have had two postal cards from Camille Drevet with the following messages:

"I know that Edith Pye sends you her newspaper. So I think I'll give you articles on selected subjects. Here are two. If they don't please M. Doty, would you like to send them to Marc [Sangnier] at Démocratie Bd Raspail Paris. You will tell him that it is Duong's request that I wrote. I will soon send you 2 papers on China but the mail is leaving."

2) "I am adding a card to tell you this - Perhaps (it is not certain) I would have to return to France by the same route in order to work (for other organizations) in Indochina. You know that since last June 15, I was waiting for departure, which made me late. I would like to take advantage of my visit to Indochina to study the question of work. If our mission ends in China, it is likely that I will ask to return from China through Indochina. This is in the general interest of pacifist work. E. Pye who would cross the America would see Miss Addams because there is no work project in America. So she would work in a manner and me from another. I will only ask La Ligue to repatriate me from China to Marseille when everything is finished here."

Sincerely yours

Mary Sheepshanks [signed]
Mary Sheepshanks
International Secretary

The two articles: "Le [illegible] de Dieu en Orient."
"Le Ronze de [Stung?] Chey."