793.94/5419: Telegram
The Consul General at Shanghai (Cunningham) to the Secretary of State
Shanghai, July 18, 1932—11
a.m.
[Received July 18—6:45 a.m.]
[Received July 18—6:45 a.m.]
339. Referring to my telegram No. 337, July 15, 4 p.m.,3 area D turned over to Chinese 11 a.m. of 17th witnessed by Boone. Only outside points still occupied by Japanese are Toyoda Mill, Jessfield Road and Kung Dah Mill, Pingliang Road. Each mill is on an extra-Settlement road. The Chinese intend to press for evacuation of the two mills. These two mills were occupied prior to January 28 by Japanese military and present garrisons do not exceed 200 and 150.
Repeated to the Legation.
Cunningham
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