The Archive · 1938

Extent of Oficial Aid

We endeavour, to afford those ires of protection which are alled for by, and are in accord with, the realities of the situation." This, Mr. Hull said, involved advising Americans to retire from _dange zones and redoubling of the Govern: ment's efforts (o safeguard American lives.

Responding to the Senate's request for specific information regarding the American stake in the Orient, Mr. Hull said there were 10,350 Amer-teans residing in China in August, 1036, as compared with 10,500 in July, 1037, At present, he said, the num: ber of Americans in China has dropped to approximately 6,000.

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