there has been some alk of getting the help of one or two foreigners, under: standing the Chine-e language and familiar with what the Allies have required in their control of the city. Prince Ching, having lived in the Japan: se section, and his palace having been guarded by Japanese, has naturally favoured the employment of a Japanese, especially of the Police Commissioner. Ths adminis: tration of Ube Japanese section has given general satisfaction. The Japan: ese, when +0 inclined, know how to get along with the Chinese as no Kuropems Still, owing tu opposition from it is understood no} Japanese will be invited to assist. A. German, who made great promise as to what he could do with the Manchu police, was (ripped up" by others just when
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