Another steam launch, formerly seized by the Japanese naval author! ties, has been returned to the Customs. The launch, which is for the Customs inspecting staff, will have to undergo repairs before it can be put back on Service, it was reported on Feb. 28, The boat is the seventh to have been set free by the Japanese, two previous releases of three" vessels each having Deen effected some time:
Man. matter addressed to the following in care of the American [Consulate General, Shanghai, remain fed uncalled for March 2:—Messrs. JGeo, E. Apsley: Marxo A. Aquino: JSose Canlas; S. J. Deiro; L. M [Erlinger; Charles J. Gloeckler; L. P. IGringer; Joseph Gray; Elvin' abi Delana. M. Holberg:
John J. Pendex; Tihonoft; Hubert. Mi.
E, Leonard; Mr. and Mfrs. Alberto Del Magro; Mrs. Hazel Whitley and Misses Lucia Runyon "and Dorothy rue.
The body of a Chinese found on March 1 in an empty field off Route Gaston Kahn was identified on Mar. 2 fas that of a certain Wang Hal, 31 years elf, a native of Wuhu. Wang Hai, according to the French Police, was sentenced in 1932 to three and;]a half year's imprisonment for an farmed robbery and last year to three months' imprisonment for preparing the ground for a similar crime, According to the French Police, evidence points to his death has having come about as a result ofa robbers' "rendering of accounts'
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