The newspaper warned that atiyone who remains in Chungking does s0 at their own risk, because "despite every precaution to confine attacks to military objectives. the whole city 1s a military. objective and it. is un= Feasonable to expect their (property) will be immune. from. destructive effects of general bombing newspaper also. said obligation rests upon the Chiang Kai-shek government to prevail upon nationals of other countries to keep away from danger spots or slay their own risk, Or perhaps Chungking Chinese prefer to have foreign missions among them in the hope that GFapanese) planes will keep away rather than risk foreign complications. This interpretation 1s too much to ask an attacking force 10 ties inside the Embassy dugout direct ly hit Mr," Blackburn's residence, completely demolishing the house, exploded off one of the exits of the dugout underneath the building, and threw debris into the dugout, "There were four foreigners inside the dugout at the time sador, Sir Archi bald Clark Kerr, had previously in= sisted on taking' the foreign stof of the Embassy to his private dugout in the western suburbs during raids.
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