Chinese in the employ of British concerns and private homes have gain been warned to resign:—There follow eighteen Chinese ames.
These eighteen Chinese in the employ of the British Embassy, British Embassy Guard, or private homes were again repeatedly warned by agents of the Committee. They one snd all promised to make immediate arrangements to resign from British employ.
Relief to those who have resigned from British employ in deference 10 the orders of the committee:—
Li Kun-shan, a servant of the British Embassy or British Embassy Guard, after being convinced of the good intentions of the committee io persuading him to resign, has already, Jor a sign of his loyalty to the cause, esigned from British employ. He possesses however no means of sus tenance and has therefor assistance. His condition having been verified by agents of the Committee, the Social Affairs Bureau of the Peiping Municipality has been re-Jquested in writing to find a job for: him without delay.
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