apology for the search of the baggage of Mr. Motoki /Matsumuro, Third Secretary of the Japanese Embassy in China, by a Customs official at the North Station, on August 7, has been sent to the Embassy. A' warning to Customs officials fo exercise care in the future also has been issued. urgent telegram has been despatched o the Kiangsu Provincial Reconstruction Commissioner by the District Magistrate of Paoshan, to the east of Woosung, asking for funds for the immediate repairs to a por tion of dykes in Paoshan. which are in danger of collapse. During the recent passing of a typhoon by section of the Paoshan jas damaged to. such extent by the heavy seas that it is in danger of collapse during the high autumn tides if immediate repairs are not made. The Magistrate recently conducted a personal inspection of dykes in his district and, as a result, he considered it necessary to ask the' provincial authorities for assist ance, A warning against the recurrence of antieJapanese demonstrations, similar to the one held in Chapel on August 9, was served on the following. @ay on Mr. 0. K. Yul, Secretary= General of ihe City Government of Greater Shanghai, by Mr. Elsel Terazaki, Japanese Consul here, the local Japanese papers report.
The demonstrators, who gathered to protest against smu in North China, shouted anti-Is slogans, sang anti-Sapanese songs and distributed handbills assailing Japan.
'The Professors' National Salvation Society was accused on Aug. 12 by the Shanghai Mainichi" of fostering anti-Japanese activities, The organization, the journal said, is composed mainly of radical professors from the Chinan University, and is linked with the Shanghai Cul: tural Circles National Salvation Society "and other alleged anti= Japanese bodies, A pamphlet, including a song dealing with ' the prevention of smuggling, issued by" the Cultural, Circles Soctety, has been edited. by' members of the Professors Salvation Society, the "Mainichi" said.
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