With the approach of the hot weather, many hawkers of feo cream and fee cream suckers have recently been "seen soliciting trade in the vicinity of schools in the Settlement, Tu view of the extreme danger to child health from the consumption of Such unsatisfactory foodstuffs, atten= tion is urgently called to the fact that hawking of ice cream and ice cream tuckers is strictly prohibited by the Shanghai Municipal Council Regula~ tone in the interests of public health, and more particularly of child health, 'AMI distributors of lee cream and ce cream suckers from Icensed factories are required to. possess an identifeation card" lesed by the Shanghai Municipal Council, Public Health Department, and duly stamped for the current quarter. It would be wise therefore for schoo! authorities to verify for themselves that any lee cream or iee cream stickers bought in for near school premises by the pupils fre products of licensed factories, Aistributed by recognized distributors 'The Public Health Department ssu gests that heads of schools' prohibit the purchase of all ieed suckers or cream derived from unlicensed Premises. Repeated analyses of such products' in the Public Health De-'Dartment have proved that they have chylously been manufactured under insanitary conditions and are totally unfit for" human consumption," and therefore a menace to the health and safety of children in school AwriJarantse slogans, such ay "Down with Japanese Imperialism," were found by the municipal police fon June 16 on telephone poles on Boone, Nanzing and Hanbury Roads land on the walls of vacant houses on Fearon Road, the "Shanghai Mainichi" reports. The writing was immediately rubbed off.
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