The Archive · 1938

Volunteers on Duty

British volunteers are guarding the premises of the Asiatic Petroleum Company, the—British-American Tobacco Company, the telephone administration, the water works and the post office. 2 Mixed squads of foreign volunteers and Chinese police are guarding the wireless station and the Japanese power plant in the Szefang district, which was badly damaged a few d ago when the Chinese tried to blow communications and transport.

2. China's adherence to the anti-

Comintern pact.

8. Stationing of permanent Japanese garrisons in China.

4. Creation of demilitarized zones 1 German volunte y engaged in patrolling the streets, The only casualty so far among the foreign volunteers is Russian, who was slightly injured by a ricochet bullet. in areas specified by Japan.

5. Formation of an independent government in Inner Mongolia.

6. Payment of war reparations by China.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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