The Archive · 1929

Special Precautions to Keep Down Communists

Shanghai, Oct, 29, At a meeting of the Chief Inspect-_ ers of the Public Safety Bureau of the Special Municipality Shanghai held yesterday under the chairmanship of Colonel Yuan Liang, Director of the Bures", various measures for the effective maintenance of peace and order. during the winter season were adopted. The new measures include:

1—Search of motor ears; 2—Surveillance over rowdies; 3—Constant patrol of business centres 4.—Vigitant watch over teashops, restaurants and other public amuse ment houses, and 5.—Search of boats in the Whang-oe "River by the water police—Kuo Min.

The National Government. took vote of this breach of faith on the Part of the Soviet Government and rejoined as follows:

(Q) The National Government having repeatedly indicated its readiness to negotiate with the Soviet Government for an equity able settlement, it is exceedingly happy to learn that the Soviet Government is prepared to issue 'a joint statement, It therefore! declares its perfect agreement with the Soviet Government's proposal that the negotiations be commenced speedily for the permanent solution of all outstanding questions.

(2) While the National Goverament has no objection to the: Proposed insertion of the word Tromediately" "before ""'recom= mend,": it cannot-accede to the prepetition that the appoint sent of te mew Manager hal

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