To the Editor of the Nonra-Cunxa Dart News."
Sin—Your comments on the recent outrage on Mr. S. C. Chu on Vu Yuen Read in yesterday's paper are well taken. Indeed, the public should give cooperation to the police to the fullest extent. But there is another aspect of the preb-Jem which is even more important, and that is the need of unified police system in Shanghai. What we suffer it and to devise ways and means to cope with it, Obviously it is not possible to hope for a funda mental solution, for n united police would involve negotiations of too mary complex questions with the Powers, of at least it is not hopeful to look for immediate provement in this dizeetion: But are there not temporary met cures which the Municipal authorities may adopt 0 that they may secure the help of the police in the Chinese territory, and to make it difficult for the robbers to seek "refuge? Whatever may be said, it is certain ly tue that life is a+ hazardous affair in Shanghai, and more than what the Municipal authorities are doing at present is necessary. in erder to ensure security, Shangh Dee, 26, 1980.
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