The Archive · 1933

Pocket Book Missing

'The Municipal police offic suggested that the couple should otto Dixwell Road station but, sad Sir, O'Brien, as he knew the' edge of the Road was patrolled by Chapel feues he tater refered going fo hongkew police station where the matter was reported:

wTfave been up and down the country in all sorts of conditions in Say Tong: residence. here," remarked itr, O'Brien "but T have never met auch savage treatment. My legs are Incident."

Back and hive after Monday night's

'During the affray a pocket, book containing glanses and $7 were lost 'An official of the Bureau of Public Safety, interviewed bya represent fiver of the "North-Ching Herald fon Sept, 6 stated that policemen of the 'Buren have. been' instructed jot. to. strike anybody, even tick-Thaw woollen, "Many reports con fering" ears without Chinese fidence' being driven into' the Ginere territory: have been" made fo" the, Bureaw," and. investigation Into this made by him eiedlay incident is bein

"The. oficial later stated that atr. OBrien. had.-driven the ear Ino the Chinese. territory without Yicence and ignored the signal of a Chinese policeman to stop. While the car was being quickly driven into the Settlement, the policeman Blew his whistle, to which a Settlement policeman' responded. After taking down the number of the Hieence, the Chinese policeman let him' go. There was no report of the. alleged assault. The reports made to the Dixwell Police Station, by an eyewitness named Chen and by the Chinese policeman gave the came version of the incident.

The Sequel The City, Government of Greater Shanghai has been requested by the Burea of Public Safety to Jodge a protest with the American authorities and request them to take action against Mr, Charles F. O'Brien, in this connection with this The reason why the request, was made, according to an_ oficial of the Bureau of Public Safety, was decatuse Mz. O'Brien had violated Chinese police orders, assaulted a Ghineze Policeman, and made a '"idigulous, fabrication" with the malicious intent. of injuring the mame of the Chinese police.

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