Weihaiwei, July 24.
"Anti-British agitation has spread to Weihaiwei, which, before its retrocession to China in'1930, was for more than 90 years under British rule. Anti-British handbills have Ween distributed, and violent diatribes against the British have appeared in the "Sin Min Pao," a Japanese-sponsored Chi+ nese-language daily.
The movement is in the hands of an organization styling itself the Chinese" People's Patriotic Anti= British Association, Death for all Chinese remaining in the employ of Britons is threatened ju an article appearing in the "Sin Min Pao."
All Britons, it says, must be driven from Welliaiwel. "Supervise their departure," it exhorts, "and soe that never again do they set foot upon the soil of Chi By helping Chiang, Kai-shot Journal says, "Britain expedites the war between China and Japan, les troys the peace of East Asia, and causes untold suffering to the Chinese People. The whole country is now alive to this fact, Every day that jot expelled is another day's peace less for China "Wicked, H-tetut, Unweleome"™
1 then appeals to all Chinese "not to accept any enefls from the halved, green-eyed, western Plentiful references are made to wicked British," "the hateful "the "unwelcome British," and the shameful British."—Reuter.
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