Shanghai, Nov. 29, S. P, Malgin and D. L. Boiko were arrested by a CPC. shortly after 5 pin. yesterday when a clerk in a Kiangse Road shop, thought ff rather unusual that two. prospective customers demanded to see a large umber of goods without any apparent intention of buying. As the two alleged shoplifters left the shop, the clerk is said to have noticed that some $2 or $3 worth of goods were missing. He quickly gave chase and had the two men arrested by a C-P.C, They will face the First Special Dis-{triet Court this morning, Tur Shanghai Head Post Office an-ounces that all kinds of parcels posted at Shanghai for places on, or Teached by, the Shanghai-Nanking the Shanghai-Hangchow, the king-Wuhu and the Tsinpu Railways (Pukow-Pengpu section) are now exclusively forwarded by train the day following the date of posting. The change has brought about avery speedy service for parcel transportation: "for example, parcels for Nat king, which have hitherto been sent by steamer and have thus been subjected to considerable delays, can now Teach the destination in one. dai There is no doubt that this improvement in the parcel service will be much appreciated by the public night, that amongst those arrested in the giant gangster round-up may be the murderers of Mr. Loh Lien-kwei, the late Superintendent of Police, who was shot dead in front of the Central Hotel on Canton Road few months ago. Officials questioned at an early hour this morning denied this rumour, however.
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