The Archive · 1939

Anti-British Movement In Tsinan

Peiping, Oct, 17.

At a recent meeting in Tsinan, the Anti-British Communism-preventing Association for Shantung decided to summon all Christians having connections~with -Britons to urge them to sever their relations with British missions, and to' start missions by themselves, states a Chinese daily.

Shops have been warned not to have further dealings in British goods. Should they be found doing So, they will be fined twice the selling price of their British goods in stock. Families and business concerns must Drepare their own anti-British slogans and have them plastered on their main doors.—Reuter.

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