For the second time in three days, a band of heavily armed Chinese attacked a police station of the Japanese-supervised Shanghai Special City Government yesterday. The neident occurred at about 8 am. at 563 (Chapei number) Brenan Road, near Edinburgh Road, in the so-called bad-lands. Although members of the Settlement Police responded quickly to an alarm they were denied all information about the case by the Japanese-controlled constables whose post had been attacked. To every inquiry made by the detectives the answer was simply, "We don't know."
Acting with almost military precision, the attacking force of six or seven men marched up to the small police station at 8.05 o'clock, swing-ug heavy-calibre Mauser pistols. They took up positions in the roadway and fired a volley of shots into the sation. Then they dropped some "pamphlets in Chinese, directed against traitors" wiling to work for the apanese, and departed. They escaped xy running westwards along Brenan Road, and then north into Soo Ka Xoh Village.
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