Case of Chinese Volunteers To the Editor of the RIB-CHINa Dairy News"
Sım;—Ever since August 28th, there has been plenty of discussions and preparations in arranging for permits from the Japanese, to allow foreigners, erstwhile residents of Hongkew and districts to salvage clothings, veddings and other personal effects from the war-torn area:
Yesterday we saw something definitely achieved, and to this we are grateful to the authorities concerned. who no doubt must have given unselfishly quite a bit of their time.
We are all aware that th permits are granted to foreign civi and volunteers, The majority of the letter never had the time and opportunity to return to their homes after the day when they responded to the call to duty. These men are now given their break, and they are the privileged few who have the next two days to get what they can from their homes.
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