Kobe, Sept, 8, Several hundred Japanese still remaining in British Borneo are hoping that the situation in the South Seas will be settled in the near future Japanese evacuees, totalling 150 who arrived here from British Borneo aboard a Japanese vessel revealed yesterday, "One thousand Chinese who have been living in Borneo are now evacuating to Hongkong as a result of the freezing of Japanese assets there which forced hundreds of Japanese firms employing Chinese labourers to close down their business" the Japanese evacuees said adding "Anti-British sentiment is prevalent among these Chinese for they know that Britain has been responsible for the loss of their jobs,"—Domei.
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