Japanese subjects, who are senten-Jced. to deportation ere photographed holding their deportation order under their chin, in the manner of a sign, before they are escorted on board ship. 'These photographs are sent to fall Japanese consulates in China for Inclusion in their "rogues' galleries." Ing. Fukuyama remarked.
"rhs sort of crime, however, cannot be stamped out unless we manage to stop the source of drugs," he contin "The heavy penalties being imposed on unllcenced sellers of opium by the Chinese Government tend t" drive this illicit trade into the foreign-controlled areas, where at least, there is no death penalty, But while the wansactions go on within these areas. the elements controlling the trade reside outside far beyond the reach of the foreign authorities," he said,
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