Hongkong, July 26.
In an interview granted to press representatives, the Governor of Hongkong, Sir Geoffrey Northcote, described his impressions of Canton, which has been bombed on numerous occasions during the last few weeks, on his return from that city.
The poor districts near the Wong-sha railway station, declared the Governor, had suffered most of all The British and French Concessions would probably not be exposed to any danger, said Sir Geoffrey, who also praised the courage of the resi ents of Canton and the magnificent efforts they have made to rebuild the Tavaged areas.
He declared that he was formulate ing a plan to help the refugees in Hongkong and expressed the hope that leading personalities of Canton would shortly visit Hongkong—Trans-Ocean.
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