Persons living here on the south bank of the Yangtze report day-long processions of coolles trailing up the hillsides, from. river ferries, and. bearing the furniture and personal effects of those who are moving to the hills to avoid possible air-raids.
in an editorial today, the "Kuo Min Kuan Pao" warns the city's 600,000 residents of the dangers of remaining.
demands that the authorities make the countryside safe from bandits, settle transportation prob-Jems, find places for the people to live' and, "it" possible, ud. them The newspaper comments on the fact that hundreds of school children are seen running home in the. city, When an air-raid alarm is sounded. [These children should be adequately protected, the journal adds—Reuter.
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