A foreign police sergeant, L. Hamlyn, and a Japanese C.P.C. were slightly injured yesterday when a police motor cycle came into collision with a lorry belonging to the Fourth Marines in Seymour Road, near Weihaiwei Road. The accident occurred at 6.45 p.m., when the two policemen, ' one riding the motor cycle, and the other in the side-car, were escorting a Japanese consular official to the residence of; Mr. water and mud when the Lytle Creek inundated the town.
Health officials to-day condemned all drinking water at East Riverside where residents were advised to be inoculated fo: typhoid. An attempt was being made to haul water from Ontario, Calif.. to Bast Riverside over locked roads George Parish, Los Angeles Commissioner of Health, late to-day said water in all sections of Los Angeles was fit for drinking but a close watch was being kept for possible contamination.
Suesama Okamoto, the Japanese Consul-General in Shanghai, in Weihaiwei Road. The motor-cycle and the Marines lorry collided head-on. The two injured policemen were taken to the Country Hospital for treatment, and were later discharged. The motor-cycle was severely damaged, and the lorry was slightly damaged, none of the occupants, however, being injured.
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