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2.
this line infera me that they are
already deluged with applications for passages by
taeir next ship, which they axpeet about the end
ef tals menth.
more are other
fa too thnt the
evacuation fevar to opreading among China
3.
In now of tas sooond bom kasanent
Amoy rd the reportad decisim for the emeuntion
of Swatew by foreignor», it new and improbable
that any aldaping company will be found to under-
take large-scale emeuation se China direct.
I four thinratoro that it to to lo axonetod tint
arary hip from porona in longkong for a long
time to come will he paoked to enpanity mit
4. It would appear hevever that the
existing facilition aro whelly inadequate to
Create anything like 30,000 persons within any
renocnably brief period. The ships of the
Janinpna Line an il about once a monthi
other forain lines ere infrequent, though owing
to the demonio of the ozodo they tand to
relatívaly numerous during the next couple of
northo. The only Japanese ships available are
likely to be the "Hongkong-Haru". 3 times a month (angnalty 600 persona), and an ooongional
ship of the Buropean lina of the Hippon Yusen
Kaialm,
5. This may be an appropriate plase to
oummarine the effect of the present hostilities
on the shipping lines connecting Foraass with
Japan and China.
While the Japanese communities
im