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In view of the possibility that many he city for 5 hinterland during the holidays, the Japanese military spokesman yesterday made a preliminary announcement in connection with an order which is expected to be issued to-day or tomorrow.
The area north of Kiangwan and Tazang and east of Liuhong, he said, wilt be announced as a prohibited area. This will include Kiangwan Race Course, the Civic Centre, and the actual towns of Kiangwan, Tazang and Liuhong. He said he wished to make the preliminary announcement as a warning to those who intended t of the city during the holi-vith a view to preventing any unnecessary friction."
He also laid special emphasis on the fact that special passes were required for all cameras taken to areas under Japanese control. Those without passes would not be allowed to take their cameras with them, and he emphasized this point "in order to prevent any difficulties arising."
Special passes authorizing those ith legitimate business there would be issued for the Hungjao district at the Chiaotung University, but there might be objections against sightseeing.
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