The Archive · 1939

Ca-operation

Augury for the Future the Editor of the "Nonri-Cutxa Day News Sim—It was with pleasure and somewhat of relief that I read in today's "North-China Daily News" that the Ttalian and other military forces had assisted the police in yesterday's drive upon the "badlands" of Shanghai.

I sincerely: hope this is a good augury for the future and that we shall from now on, see the British, 'American, Italian and French military' assisting the harassed police in restor-Ing peace and order in the Foreign areas.

'These forces were sent to Shanghat the various Governments to} protect Shanghai and to assist in Keeping order. and it is undeniable that the present situation is so grave as far os the safety and future' security of the Foreign areas are concerned, that the military should be used to assist the police.continuously.

Having passed through many emer= gencies during the past years, T have heliced that the continuous searching of pedestrians and the intensive control of motor cars at temporary barrleades erected at the various main cross roads, have always given excellent results particularly if the Search and control parties are frequently moved to various parts 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 ould greatly assist in the control and searching of these vehicles.

An occasional military patrol! passing along the busy streets would Also serve to stiffen. the morale of the Chinese police when called upon to put up a fight against Chinese terrorists.

T do not feel T can close my letter without expressing the hope that our Japanese colleagues will discontinue their Uirgats and lend a hand with the good work of wiping out the terrorists.

sympathetic understanding by the Japanese of the difficult and arduous Work being carried out by the Police. would counteract the Impression which is gaining ground that they criticizing without doing anything. to help.

Shanghai, Feb. 23.

Help Needed for China To the Editor of the 'Norri-Curwa Dary News'

This morning as I read the "Ca-operation Augury for the Future," under the name of Tonmty Akins on your paper, it set a deep impression on me and now T want to use your paper to write some words for justice."

"Tommy Arkres said, "I sincerely hone this is a good augury for the future and that we shall from now on. sce the British, American, Italian and French Military assisting the harassed police in restoring peace and order in the foreign areas."

and to assist Ju keeping Meecccesand tent a hand with the good Work of wiping out terrorists."

China is facing a great crisis and ig attacked by the world's assassin Everywhere 1s a lawless, orderless and terroristic condition Since last July thousands of Chinese people sacrificed and died in agony, thousands of them became refugees wandering about without homes and protection and thousands of men's wives and daughters debauched by wickedness. Schools and clvilisation organizations destroyed by ter ible bombings and the young ones have no place to be educated.

China really needs peace and order. The government and the people of China are right now struggling for the peace and order of the country and the whole world but they need help from the foreign countries.

Tthoroughly appreciate the sympathy of the foreign countries toward China the past years and T also sincerely. hope that the British, American, Mahan and French Military will assist China in keeping order and tend 8 hand with the good work of wiping out the terrorists.

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