The Archive · 1938

Warnings in North China

The spokesman recalled that the Japanese military authorities in North China had issued warnings to third party nationals, on two occasions, counselling them against engaging in activities detrimental to the success of Japanese military operations "because of their misplaced sympathy for the Chinese,"

On both these occasions, he said, they had been warned that they would be liable to punishment specified by the Japanese Military Code should they engage in espion age or other activities. industry The Confederation claimed that 15000 Jews entered Mexico under false pretences. The Jews were said 10 have promised to take up farming but instead became merchants It was noteworthy that many of those classed by the Confederation Jews were actually Syrians, Lebanese and Turks.—United Press.

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