The Archive · 1922

J. Bailey and Miss Fowler

Addresses on education were given by the Dean and Mr. Rob-Bins, and the Headmasver read a very encouraging report. In the course of this, he observed that on his return from England in April last, he found the school full and everything in good order. Although Mr. Newsam had only been with them one term before, he was the pen of "Victim,"? loudly complaining about undue prevalenc> of crime among members of the Russian community in Shanghai Victim's" criticism is correct, Russians here have been responsi ble for almost every crime under the sun, short of murder, with the additional fault that the offenders' compatriots, rather than assist in meting out punishment, have used all possible means of shielding them. Our correspondent further alleges that in the case of Russians who have appeared before the M ed Court, sentences have been far too lenient.

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