quiet Shantung Stops of All Shipments Goods Thither The local situation, generally speaking, was very quiet to-day, when a! representative of the "North-China Daily News" visiter several parts of the Chinese City and Chapei.
Col. Tai Shih-fu, Commissioner of Public Safety, informed our Te-presentative that there hod been ho trouble of any nature yesterday. In accordance with his request, and that of the Gendarmerie Commissioner, the students had stopped delivering anti-Japanese speeches and the distribution pamphlets, Col. Tai had urged upon the students the necessity of ewlmness at the present juncture and of awaiting: a settlement by the Nationalist Government, During the morning a number of motor trucks and cars flying the Japanese flag were noticed in North Szechuen Road and judging from the boxes, suit eases, etc, it was evident that a number of Japanese families living out towards Kiangwan were removing into the Settle-
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