'The visit to Japan was an excellent one, Mr, Justice Macrossan stated. He travelled 800 miles by car, and saw some beautiful scenery, "while the climate did hin' a lot of good.
Shanghai, however, has proved too much for him, as he went down with asthma immediately on arrival. He has managed to get about a little, but has been greatly handicapped the muggy weather and approach of the hot season sapping his energy.
Judge Macrossan said that he was on a holiday trip only, and had not ome to collect information. Neverthe-Tess, he showed a lively curiosity in Shanghai and asked so many ques tions that the position of interviewer and interviewed was soon reversed He stated that in view of his short visit and hig asthma he found dificult to get comprehensive views regarding the place.
On Monday Judge Macrossan called Judge Mossop at H. M. Supreme Court and had a long tatie with him. was about half way along. the room," he said, "when I noticed that something was wrong. There were quite a number of people about and Jat frst T did not understand what had happened, Then I saw the messeners being held up by one man, while another covered everybody in the room with his pistol One of the men took the money from two of the mes sengers and walked over to the counter where he picked up some NE. Herald" Photo.
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