Chinese Saved from Superior's Wrath by Foreign Policeman Thanks to the intervention of foreign policeman, who heard cries for help coming from a motor-car being driven along Avenue Road, official of the Salt Smuj gling Prevention Force has, for the time being at any rate, been 1 cued from wrath of his superior.
This is the story, according to the "Sinwanpao": Tsai Woo-ling, commander of the Force, summoned to him Sung Hang-san, a com-Pany commander from Tsungming.
latter, on reaching the headquarters in Chapel, was detained, The following morning Tsai had him taken, under the charge of seven armed men, to Woosung. On the way Sung attempted to escape by jumping into the creek near Wen Tsao Pang, but was captured by some boatmen. After, being detained at Woosung, Tsai decided that, Sung should be' brought bai to Chapei and kept at headquarters; and it was as the ear conveying him was along Avent Rond that a policeman heard cries and stopped the vehicle, The occupants were taken to Sinza police station, and Inter released, Sung was apparently able to get to his home, and it is now stated that his family intend to take legal proceedings against Tsai who, incidentally, has been superseded chief of the Sak Smuggling Prevention Force, E1cury newly recruited Fengtien soldiers arrived in Shanghai during the week-end from Nanking and immediately entrained for Lunghua where they will be stationed whilst in Shanghi THE Chinese Seamen's Union are, according to a notice, shortly to establish a new daily paper, to be known as the "Seamen's Daily News." The first issue of the Women's Daily News" has made appearance under female editor. ship and management, the editor-in-chief being a returned student. Most of the paper is devoted to women's activities and domestic affairs.
In view of the announcement bs: the National Students' Federation and the Shanghai Students' Galen that they have started a new organization to be known as the Ant Imperialistic Association, and our suggestion that they had better start with Soviet Russia, we now learn that several powerful organiza locally have decided establish a still newer organization, this to be known as the Association for the Combating of Bolshevism and Communism. There appears to be no doubt but that the latter will receive the greater amount of support from the Chit ese people, after the experien the Cantonese have had with the Reds in the south,
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