The Archive · 1939

Germany Could Attack U.S

he Senate has been informed by experts that Germany Mr. V. F. Meisling, crime reporte: of the "North-China Daily News," was honoured by a number of high Police officials at an unofficial affair held at the Police Club, Foochow Road last night, on the occasion of his departure on home-leave. The jour-rialist, is leaving this morning for the United States aboard the Empress of Canada, prior to continuing his trip to England and Denmark.

Amongst those present at yesterday's function were: Capt. H. M. Smyth, Mr. T. Robertson and Mr. G. W. Gilbert, Deputy Commissioners, Mr. A. H. Samson, Assistant Commissioner and Mr, H. E. Aiers, personal assistant to the Commissioner.

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