The Archive · 1939

A Last Refuge

The decline of Tientsin would mean a terrible blow to them, as after escaping from their country and being driven out from Manchuria, they have settled down here lurider the protection of the British Concession, and if they are deprived of this haven of refuge they will have nowhere else to go.

"A-small local pro-Japanese Chinese newspaper today enjoins all Chinese sympathetic towards the new Chinese eylime to. Leave the Concessions forthwith.

While this proportion cannot be verified, there is no doubt that it is easier for Chinese to leave the Confcessions than to enter.—Reuter,

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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