A general state of tension was evident in Chinese circles today, which was increased by the action of students who mot in great jumpers in Chinese territory, one harangued the crowds. Lary numbers of pamphlets, directed against the Japanese) were di tributed and" in the Settlement serious attempts at posting placards were met by efficient action on th:
t of the police. "In the Bubbli Sinza, and Dixwell Road districts, a number of students were arrested, who will be brought before the Provisional Court this Chinese police are searching motor-ears in Chinese territory, foreigners en route to golf courses not excepted. Several instances of soldiers shooting at _motorears have been reported. A summary of touday's and Monday's ties is to be found below.
The Isis and Odeon Theatres an-ounce that there will be no per formances to-morrow.
Schools in the Settlement remain closed. as do nearly all in Chinese districts, Student parties lectured yesterday and. propose to continue today.
On Monday at 3 p.m, more than 20 students from Nanyang College tentered the premises of the Aikosha Dairy (Japanese-owned) at 120 Hungjao Road. They attempted to persuade 30 Chinese employees to Teave the compound, but they left without causing serious disturbance and without inducing the Chinese to strike, Kinese Postal Memento The Chinese Post Office Employees Union sent a number of
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