The Archive · 1932

Arrival of Peking Poli

Major-General Ralph Lulu, com: missioner of the First, Third, and Fourth Special Areas in Tient has been appointed by Marshal Chang Heuek-liang to the coneur-Tent, post of chief commander of the Peking special police of Shanghai service. Major-General Lui has been spending some weeks. in Peking during which time he devoted himself entirely to. the training of 1,500, Chinese policemen to. be Drought. to Shanghai, og special police Chapel, to take over when the area is evacuated by being filled by ing Bureau of the old capital.

'The 1,500 specially trained men arg "equipped with, new "uniforms, a be "divided into three Journey' to the south. The first. batch is due to arrive here today from Peking, accompanied. by Major-General Lulu, The decision to. have ernment, in: view of the fact that the present police now stationed in Chapei are believed to have some connection with the Japanese authorities as spies. Marshal Chan; Hsueh-liang has, therefore, been dered to despatch new policemen from the north for replacement.

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