The day previous a Chinese was walking in Chapel, west of the North Railway Station, When, according. to his story, four Japanese soldiers seized him for the purpose of forcing him into a labour corps. He made a break away from them, and he! was Immediately fired upon and slightly wounded, He. had. run far however,' to remain his free made his way back to the Settlement south of the Soochow Creek. The next morning he sought medical aid and he is now in a local hospital under treatment for two bullet wounds in his legs. A full port of his experience has been made the proper authorities.
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