Chungking, July 14.
An appeal to Chinese nationals not to deposit their funds in foreign banks nor use them to purchase foreign exchange, but to invest them at the rear to facilitate the present wat of resistance, is the principal feature article published this morning ress. the recent with-
Japanese blockade of the British Concession at Tient de-impose tempora ary restrictions on withdrawals of deposits from the Shanghai banks.
The article continues "There are still a few people, however, who, not realizing its harmful posits to put their money into foreign banks, or to purchase foreign exchange."
Describing Shanghai as a "hot-bed of rumour-mongers," and referring to "Japanese attempts to spread malicious propaganda with the object of undermining the Chinese currency," the article warns the Shanghai public not to be misled or influenced by such rumours,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.