Shanghai, Feb. 23. of pedestrians and the intensive control of motor cars at temporary bar-tirades erected at the various main cross roads, have always given excellent results particularly if the search ana control parties are frequently moved to various parts of the city. The large number of hire cars operating all over the city assist the terrorists in moving quickly from place to place and military patrols could greatly assist in the control and searching of these vehicles. occasional military patrol passing along the busy streets would also serve to stiffen the morale of the Chinese police when called upon terrorists. to put up a fight against Chinese
I do not feel I can close my letter without expressing the hope that our Japanese colleagues will discontinue their threats and lend a hand with ihe good work of wiping out the terrorists.
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