CHIEF OF POLICE ON PROTECTION FOR FOREIGNERS.
Pence and order must be maintained in Chinese territory and. the Jaw must be observed; these are the main points of a "proclamation which was issued by "Gen. Chang HHeiao-tiang, Commandet-in-Chief of the 3rd Fengtien Army and son of 'Marshal Chang Teo-lin, yester 'The Young General says that s0 many rumours are being circulated thev'some action must be taken to suppress them, as they cause very' bad feeling between the residents of, Shanghai.
'A representative of the "North China Daily News" found Young General at his headquarters at the 4th Chapei District Police Station in Kungho Road yesterday morning, clad in a greenish coloured, well fitting foreign civilian suit. He bore his usual cheery smile and hhis hand was outstretched to grasp that of his visitor as soon as he entered. As upright and dignified as usual, he spoke in low tones, indica~ ting now and again his conversation with gestures.
What he said yesterday was similar to what he had stated in previous interview with our repre-native at the time of his arrival on Saturday morning. General Chang said that unfortunately his cadets were all scattered about in Chapei as there was no. central place sufficiently large to nccommodate them all, hence it would be impossible for the present to see them at drill. He would, however, fix a day when he would invite his Chinese and foreign friends to inspect his troops, Venient date and that Chinese residents in Chinese territory were not molested and had given orders to his men to see that workers could go about their duties as usual and enter and leave Chinese territory whenever they desired vided they behaved in a ner.
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