Three brothers. British, were arrested by a Japanese constable of the Shanghai Municipal Police at 39% Wuchow Road early yesterday afternoon and taken by him to the headquarters of the Japanese Gendarmerie in Woosung Road, whence they were finally allowed to be sent to the Hongkew Police Station and from there to the Kashing Road Police Station. They were released promptly from the Kashing Road Station as apparently nothing whatever weighed against them. They returned to their homes in the International Settlement late yesterday afternoon The three Britons were Mr. W. W. Tyler, a resident of the Embankment Building, North Soochow Road, and his two brothers. They had been engaged by a British land agent w offices downtown to do certain 1e-pairs at the Wuchow Road address to structures damaged during last year's hostilities. They were ar y Japanese Constable 84. who instead of referring the "case" to the proper Settlement police station, took the three men to the office of the Japanese Gendarmerie. a Japanese military body.
t could not be learned last night whether the Tyler brothers ha a complaint to the British General about the treat mer them by the Japanese policeman the Japanese authorities.
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