Upper, Patrot of the Seaforth Highlanders, accompanied by a foreign Members of the Polige Reserve HLouza district, the Chinese _amuse-Iment area, throughout. yesterday, The district, which has been the scone of recent bomb outrages, was patrolled in the morning, afternoon jand evening by the Station Police, Police Reserve Unit, Police Specials, Jand men from the First Battalion, the [Seaforth Highlanders, carrying rifes Nanking Road, Vu Ya Ching Road land various side-streets were comeed lby police and military and, besides, searches were made of innumerable Jatieyways both north and south of Nanking Road.
Plain-clothes members of the [Japanese Military police accompanied the Municipal Police on some of the special tours made of the district 'The Police Specials had search parties on Nanking Road, from Vu }¥a Ching Road to The Bund, and on the "side-streets, Hundreds' of Chi-Inese pedestrians were halted and searched for possible weapons and It is understood the Seaforth Highlanders will continue to patrol the Louza area, which is in the British Defence Sector, Unexploded Bombs Found May 10.
unexploded bomb of potato masher type was found in a gutter in Chekiang Road, about twelve fect away from Kiukiang Road, at about '845 pam. yesterday. In view of the: constant' movements of the search parties sent out by the Louza Station, the missile was believed to have been discarded by its "owner. After a Chinese policeman had been told by 8 passer-by of the discovery of the bomb, it was removed by the police.
May 12.
An unexploded bomb of potato masher type was found outside the Land Bank of China building. corner of Peking and Kiangse Roads, at about 620 am. yesterday. Police were called to the scene to remove the missile.
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