Ju addition to this pension Mr. Jones, under his contract, was en-'Utled to his superannuation fund and exchange allowances, "Onchis retirement the Council, in the exercise of its discretion, decided that in consideration of his past services and in view of all the clteumstances, Mr, Jones should be consldered as having qualified for his pension and that he should receive in addition a sum equivalent to eighteen months' salary.
The recent changes in the Secreftarlat: have resulted in an annual saving of some $20,000, the Council's statement concludes.
Compulsory carrying of police whistles by every local Nipponese resident, man, woman or " child, whenever he or she ventures out-of-doors, is being advocated by members of Shanghat's Japanese community, according to the Shanghai "Mainichi." The step, the dally said, is being urged in view of the recurrence of cases of fanti-Japanese terrorism.
'The Chinese and Japanese police authorities on Nov. 7 continued a vigorous, although thus far fruites, search for the man who on 'Thurs: day night attempted to knife Mr. Shigeru Kagoshima, 95-year old clerk as he was' walking down Boundary Lane with his wite and two children.
Captain Liang Fu-chu, head of the North Station branch of the Public Safely Bureau, on the afternoon. of Nov. 6 called on Mr, Shuhel Tajima, chief of the Japanese Consular Police, and Mr. Masusaburo Amano, Pres! dent of the Japanese Residenis' Corporation; to express regrets over the "Jukong' Road case."
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