Shanghai, Sept. 29.
'With more normal' conditions existing south of Soochow Creek, the Municipal Police, hitherto, busily engaged on other duties, intend (0 enforce traffic regulations more Since the outbreak of hostilities, it has been aieult for the police to enforce the regulations, but as peditions south of the Soochow Creek become more normal. it is Intended to enforce them strictly and the ce-operation of the public requested, Prevalent offences which will be riven. Immediate attention are-—Excessive use of motor horn.
Stopping with right side of vehicle to kerb.
Prohibited and excessive parking. were obtained for the removal of the 767 truckloads, supposed to Fopresent approximately the total quantity of foodstuffs at present. stored in godowns in the northern area, Owing, however, (0 the great demand for trucks from owners of general cargo, in addition to the demand for trucks for foodstuffs, end to the short time available, owners were compelled to leave the larger' portion of their goods to be removed at a later date.
Council official-told the "North-China Daily News" yesterday that it was hoped to remove the foodstuffs still remaining in the northern dis-{trict during the next fortnight. 'Their removal, he said, would naturally mean a' decrease in the price of food, "and it was also. extremely. desirable that the foodstuffs should be stored in safer position thin it present,
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