After waiting for some time the JJapanese inspector and a soldier turned and ordered the ambulance to proceed to No. 61 Zung Ka Jao Vil-age, where the patient was located. JAs ihe road to this village was too [narrow for the ambulance, a stretcher was taken by the crew and the patient carried to the ambulance. It twas noted that a foreign doctor was jin attendance with the patient, Japanese Attacks S.M.P. Detective Shanghai, Aug. 23.
Investigations were" proceeding yesterday into an incident on the Garden Bridge on Aug. 21 in which, according to foreign witnesses, a Sapanese consular policeman" in uniform, without provocation slapped the face of a Chinese detective sergeant of the Settlement " Police who was en "route, with another Chinese detective "and a foreign leer, to one of the Eastern police stations.
The incident occurred shortly before noon when a Settlement, Police car holding the two Chinese detectives and the foreigner drove up the Garden Bridge from The Bund and stopped for inspection of the passes held by the Chinese.
Reports made to SMP. Head quarters showed that the Japanese! consular policeman who scrutinized the two passes suddenly snatched the paper from the Chinese detective sergeant, threw it on to the ground and then slapped the detective's, face. The foreign detective remonstrated with the Japanese consular policeman, which had the effect that, the latter jumped behind a Japanese sentry, near by, and stood there until the police car had passed.
The strange experience was reported by the foreigner us soon as possible afterwards.
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