Resolution Suggesting Dismissal of Judges Punishing "Inspectors" of Cargo under Anti-Japanese Boycott The anti japanese situation has Noken 'a turn for the wars nose mush as student and labour bodies now advocating that influence should be brought bear on the Judges of the Provisional Court, 30 as to cause them to dismiss eases, 4a_which Inspectors of Japanest argo taken in custody the Settlement, are brought before that body.
Four persons were arrested on May 31; and enced to imprison-rent for ten of two months or less. Several of them were arrested while intimidating coolies engaged in transport of Japanese cotton, and others during the course of a raid in East Seward Road.
"My, Van den Berg, Senior Consal's Deputy, in support of Judge -Haiung at the time of the tri outlined the policy of the Court in 'a written statement, as follows:—"te in glug p well-known, fact, that the Shanghat Lat res Anti-Japa mee an esoluth wey Committee, ae one ok Its imeotings, passed % resolution 4 write {e'the Chine har association, fo request certain headquarter Yang the reloaie_of the. occu 10 be tore professional lend teal te oF political Over the week-end, however, the following resolutions, which indicate the attitude of the Shanghai Labour-movement, were ady 1, The Nanking government. should ne wha punish inspectors of cargo.
Other societies and kindred organizations passed similar resolations,
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