"Nor can hueksters'be permitted come into the camps to purvey candies and other foodstuffs, as they fare to be observed at present in all the larger camps. All camps which permit hucksters to enter or inmates to leave the camp during the day Serious Car Smash in Avenue Edward VIL
Avenue Edward VII, near The Bund, was the scene of a seri ous motor "accident Isle on March 18, when a Ford V8 car, driven by a Japanese, swerved and crashed headlong into a building opposite the Chinese Cotton Exchange. The car lodged high up on the pavement, the front part being smashed in by the impact when it came into collision with the wall, The driver was knocked unconscious, and was takes to hospital in French ambulance. He was believed last night to be in a serious condition. The driver's ame could not be ascertained, It ig believed that there wer: Ro passengers in the car at the must Be cut off the free ration entirely. Only rigid, inspection, of course, would be able to determine whether the camps are rigid in the. enforcement of these prohibitions. 'The inmates of the camp must all assist in' the enforcement of the rule, or, suiter alike the penalty for its There will be those, of course, who. will decry the elimination of rice from the free diet as an unhuman-italian procedure. Such persons must be invited to furnish the funds necessary {0 carry on with the rice diet, Those who are unable to do so have no right to insist that other people assume the burden for them.
a case of put up oF shut up.
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