Tientsin, Aug. 14, apparent infringement. of the policing rights of the British Con-session. authorities was discovered today by two armoured cars of the Concession's Emergency Corps.
'The armoured cars were mobilized thi" morning asa" precautionary measure, because (aday is the last day of ah intensive antieBritish eam= eign in' the Japanese-occupied see Hons of the city.
"AS the two armoured cars drove along the British Bund in the course of patrol duty, their crews. saw a Inrge crowd of Chinese gathered at the waterfront, while a constable of the British Concession police sign alled to the ears to halt. The noncommissioned offer "in charge astertained from the constable that a Japanese river patrol was searching Chinese junk moored off the Brit Ish Bund.
hen the Japanese saw the armour fed ears, however they went back their' motor-launch, and made off before the Volunteers had time to come nearer to investigate.
"The armoured ear' units began patrolling the British defence perl-Ineter at'10 o'clock this morning, and continued on the Job until 10 o'clock
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