While agreeing in full to a suppression of antieJapanese and' other Subversive activities as well as 10 ce-operation between the "Kulangstt Munieipat Police and the Japanese Consular Police, the tilly rejected all other Japanese pro-
"The Counelt agreed study' the third and. proposal, the entre residents and the nomi Chinese. by the Amoy Peace fainten to continue to fourth points of providing for nation of three airman of the lon to ill the three Chinese vaean= Ges in the Kulungst Municipal Coun While consenting to the appoint vent of three japanese 0 the police force, the Council rejected almost Kulangsu today virtually sustains state of siege. AN the end of last month the Japanese naval authorities declared Wat all foreign chartered Junks, trading" with the mainland, should fly a special Japanese flay and be registered at the headquarters. "No unre would in future be allowed to pass the Japanese naval patrol between the istand and was fying this Japan Juunks were seized the same day the order was Issued, three of whi were chartered by the International Teliet Committee, Alt these vessels were, however, subsequently released Upon' an application from the respec upon the working of the arrangement and it was decided the junks bringing food to should proceed to Amoy, be examined, and then eross the harbour to discharge at Kutangsu. ier, and Chief Secretary, as well as a vast increase the number of Japanese police
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