Information given by Miss Niu helped the gendarmes to find Mr. Tao Shin-ju, manager of the Huchow Electric Light Company. Questioned by the officers, Mr. Tao said he had remained in town to look' after the power station and expressed his readiness to ce-operate with the Japanese.
On December 12, Mr, Tao, with his former employees brought back by the gendarmes, set to work repairing the damaged station equipment, Simultaneously, a Peace Maintenance Commission was set up in the town. with Mr. Tao as its Chairman.
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