Violation of Laws Not to Be Tolerated witt be wise for American seamen ashore and all American citizens Shanghai to observe the law with due respect, according to's warning issued by the US. Marshal, "Mr Edward L Faupel, and circulated to the pression Tuesday' (De. 11)- Faupe, after declaring his belie in the justice of a sentence recently passed by Judge Milton J: Helmick The U.S. Court for China, issued the following satement plainly' setting forth the attitude of the "American authorities regarding law violations in' Shanghat sis imperative citizens, seamen snd' all find, while in Ching, that they are funder American judicial supervision and. we cannot tolerate" agr Violations of the lave, As Tong as it is the to! make arrests and authorize arrests ft American citizens for law violae {lon Tahal doo, alfoding every oveperation "the "Municipal Police equre. 'We have ad considerable trouble tately with seamen who have have taken it upon themeeives ume broad privileges while ashore in Shanghai. Every legitimate cone sideration, willie given" them, but fiiey are' warned hat tow violations Jeannot and will not be tolerated"
Another Warning once more American authorities have Issued. a statement" warning against violations of the law. "In thit instance, It 12 the motorist who must lake heed that no cocktails or other liquid refreshment interfere with feflelent threading through "Shang: Byways, Acting Collins on Friday, inued a statement which indicates that any" American Citizens in Shanghai charged with driving 'a motor vehicle of any eseription "white under' the me Ruence of intoxicating liquor, will be prosecuted in the Federal Court, and not under Consular Court reg-lations.
He ded: "It is hoped. lcbey every trafic regulation'
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