Police Stations are in the Division, and Japanese police officers are to take "charge of these stations. "The agreement signed by Mr. Franklin further states that "the possibility of appointing Japanese police oticers in "charge of Stations outside Division will be considered. la the future."
Transportation Problem There is no mention in the document of the restoration of tramway and omnibus services north of the Soochow Creek. At present a Japanese system of buses, not sume lent for the needs of the area, is operating from North Soochow' Road, fares being charged in Japanese currency.
may be recalled that (we years and two months ago, on December 2, 1937, the Japanese Embassy spokesman here announced that ne-Rotiations for the return of normal Conditions as far as communica and postal and telegraph facil Were concerned, were being "actively conducted."
"Press Gang" Operating Persistent reports, emanating chiefly from Chinese residents, to the effect that many young Chinese men who had gone north of the Creek since the relaxation of the Japanese pass regulations, "had been forced. into "NIRD.N." Photo, na, who recently removed on Col. J. W. Hornby, me. inspected a guard of honour ed up in the dritlchall. Col, Barley, may be seen walking behind them.
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