closed for some time to come, partitulavly those in proximity of the danger aren of Chapel and those in the. Hongkew District where the Chinese community claims that order sup of the Ben, Building, a, tempora tty mense, which meats the bulld-ug of partitions as well as the problems of ighting, heating, gas" andi Sanitation Temporary structures Jand yesterday anoining the Commit: fee of Inquiry and Investigation appointed by the Consular Body met the first More Refugees Brought In No fewer than 1,000 more refugees, mostly from the Chapei Dis [Government, naturally has ful: command not only over his own forces but the 19th Route Army and other national forces as well.
wonder in what way the Admiral considers the 19th. Route Army, illdiseipli Jconsider my men foccause they have dared to oppose by Chinese obstruct the Jobstruct their tines of "defence by: Jentering the Settlement? Tf they mean that it was wrong, for th Chinese forces" to abstract " their aggressive advance into Chinese ter= ritory, I deplore for the Japinese Naval Minister's lack of intelligent The remaining point emphasised mot yet been completely ess in the compound alco have been es- teh Kitchens have] sim _condusied by, the Cristian ie aloe ie done thnt is come trict, "yesterday "poured fate. the yesterd the Japanese forces or has he been eimers to Susthing that the' Goth [by the Japanese dmaral wan riy Shanahal isan enively "separate the dapanere that tha Ie was originally resolved by the} been arranged for at the Amo} Diliing at the comer of Nanking [tary tO international law and|is*4¢ from Manchuria?"
The Ad~ Chinese merchants to resume busi-Road Gaol, "Various depots are at] SISeGe at one, comer, of Nanking nity and justice? Both the I notice, failed to give his ness after three days' strike, but work for the British Army and the atthe 'Committee's disposal Bye the Chinese and the foreign press have [Teasons. The Manchurian, conquest they announced in a joint notice on) S.V.C. busy on the construction of Nenazement of the' Continental Dublished stories of atrocities com. is practically ended because Japan's January B1 that they would con- boxes, beds, benches, tables, ete. pan mitted by the Japanese. marines, {ambitions there have been realised tinue the strike on the ground that}, The second general assignment) the interruption of communications, deals with sand bag and barbed is Josephine Brown, of the Young|tefugces, but Iam proud to say [show is being performed here," con Inthe course of an_ interview,|including the murder of innocent but the epilogue to the Manchurian the extension of fighting areas and] wive defsners. Arragements BAY Women's Christian Association, who|thet there have been "no instances|cluded General Tsai the prevalence of a feeling of gen- been made for the necessary mater- one of the executives in charge|of Japanese residents being mas-goat cement ad rade enrol] is 2rd MO, SUES tite of the came for them to resume business. ay fined out that the [sucred ye bythe teers wilh said their business would remain tions, the requisitions for these are lie et. the Chapel District. Many have simply con engaged in de-been eP- refugees corny the poorest, nour to command.
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