Shanghai, Apr. 10.
A fire which started at 4am. yee terday in a godown at No, "103 'Quinsan Road owned by Mr, Ryonosuke Uno, a wine dealer, was believed to have been the work of incendiaries who sought to destroy the offices of the Japanese Residents' Corporation opposite the godown, Japanese newspapers said last night.
Japanese consular police investigating the blaze have arrested a Chinese suspect believed to be connected with it, the papers sai "An empty can which had contained oil used for automobiles and a Few Shots Fired on Avenue Foch Shanghai, Apr. 4.
Breaking the usual quietness prevailing in that part of the city during the early morning hours, an undetermined number of pistol shots were fired on Avenue Foch shortly afler 1 am, yesterday when a group consisting of about five Koreans left the Ladybird Cafe at 641 Avenue Foch without paying their bill, Fortunately, no one was injured.
According to information gathered yesterday, the group entered the establishment shortly before midnight, ordered drinks and had a few dances. At 1245 am, they asked for their bill which was presented to them, amounting to about $20. The guests refused to pay it on the grounds that they had been cheated as they felt that they did not have anywhere near the number of drinks billed,
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