A REFUGEE FROM SHANGHAI. —His family were all killed. A good, patient, long-suffering man, Miss-Pine gave him bedding and the author contributed the jacket which he has over his arm, and also gave him one penny’s worth of vermicelli a day, as he could not eat much rice. He had saved nothing hut what he stands in.
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Evening Star, Issue 22975, 4 June 1938, Page 25
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57A REFUGEE FROM SHANGHAI. —His family were all killed. A good, patient, long-suffering man, Miss-Pine gave him bedding and the author contributed the jacket which he has over his arm, and also gave him one penny’s worth of vermicelli a day, as he could not eat much rice. He had saved nothing hut what he stands in. Evening Star, Issue 22975, 4 June 1938, Page 25
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