The ex-German Concession is also well-policed and clean, with the roads in excellent condition. It is chiefly remarkable for the number lof Nationalist offices it contains.
In a building' belonging to Diedrichsen''s near the German Cou late, Borodin has his headquarters, with the Nationalist News Agency and "People's Tribune," Communist Jconecrns run by Comrade and Madame Prohme, in the basement and ground ficer. Across the road, in the palatial Salt Gabelle building, Eugene Chen and the Nationalist, istry for Foreign Affairs have]
being, with Tan Yen-kai in the house next door, "|Round the corner are the offices of the Propaganda Department, with Tesg Yen-ta, the head of the De-pertment, living in a house in the teer. On the German Dund: lives [General Gallen in a semi-detached hovee, where recently Borodin also has been his guest.
The Japanese Concession is. strongly fenced on all its boundaries Jwith barbed wire entanglements, while a strong naval force lies! alongside the bund with guns. }trained to protect the Concessioa should need arise. The attitude Jsdopted by the Japanese authorities in defence of their eights made the: Chinzee respect them. It resulted
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