The Archive · 1932

Dangers of War Pilgrimages

Local military officers. unoBciall have issued stern warning to cis, Tans to" retain from tampering oF attempting. to" handle unexploded onsbs or shells, either in the Settlement or while sight-secing in war hesi fret. "As: one said, "It is. worse than plaping "unloaded" ol—somelimes. pistols netwally ave An incident terday morning in Dixwell Road. took place yer-

Japanese military man was ral ing Up debris in a compound. Hig int detonated the fuse a Chinese shell, which fell unexplod= Jed several weeks ago daring a midnight bombardment.

Portions of the projectiles flew in all diveetions and several sections entered his abdomen. It is reported that he died almost instantly.

A foreigner, entering the Settlement yesterday morning,—rom KKigngwan brought" with shin aerial bomb which had. failed to explode "on striking' the art Japanese patrols, unable to explain the danger he was in, relieved him lof the missile. "Subsequent to this they searched all motorcars return: ing to Shanghai.

On Saturday, another foreigner, ied to bring in @-"potatomasher, Specials took it und handed t over! to Japanese near the North Station, Chinese Press Survey Shanghat, Bar, 6. leased on term of justice and equal "Write prepared. to accept peace

would tather continue stiter heavy losses than to submit surrender."

terme which are tantamount to

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