before the raid started. ionals in Chen how wei advised by Mr. G. S.
Moss, the British Consul-General in Hankow. to evacuate. There are about fifteen British subjects in Chengchow, most of them Canadians attached io the Canadian Church Mission Among the British residents is Dr. Donald Hankey, a 30-year-old surgeon from Guy's London, who flew out to China in December to engage in medical relief work, Dr. Hankey is working at the American Baptist Mission Hospital, where three Ameri-us are believed to have been at the time of the bombing, namely, Dr. Sanford Emmett Ayers, Miss Katie Murray and Miss Grace Augusta Stripling.
The Arnhold Trading Ca. maintains a representative at Chengchow, Mr. Macay, who is there with his wife
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