The 15th conference of the enlarged Anti-British" Committee will be held in the near future to discuss measures for publicizing its "campaign, according to local press reports, Reviewing alleged achievements of the anti-British campaign, onè report declares that Chinese employed by British ñrms have been encouraged to abandon their jobs, and warnings have been given io these who are still working for British concerns, Theatres, cinemas and broadcasting stations have been utilised to publicize the movement.
But as far as local Britons are concerned the movement appears to have become something of a "damp squib," operating in fits and starts, sometimes vanishing into the background for weeks at a time.—Reuter.
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