Police officials questioned regarding the incident last night said that the conversations on the Garden Bridge were cordial, although they pointed fut that all arrangements to prevent just such a hitch ata. time. when Inbour trouble was being expected, had been made three hours earlier and all the wishes which the Japanese Authorities had in this connection had been complied with, "The "North-China Daily News" wa also told that Sikh constables of 1 Reserve Unit could not possibly have been armed with revolvers because the earbloe was their standard wea pon. Interesting is also the fact that Toast one half of all the Sikh watchmen in areas North of the creek are armed with carbines, The "stay-in" strike on the part of the Yeo Tsoong workers slarted early yesterday afternoon but work was Soon resumed pending. negotiations with "the management. concerning hard-times allowances." Wher foliations were satisfactorily 4, the Reserve Unit van returned 0 ts' depot.
Dahpu and arrived in Shanghai after a sea trip of 18 hotirs. 'The first re-Quest the men made after arriving here was for copies of Sapajow's eat= toon of their journey' which appeared "North-China Daily News." of January 24, Li-Comdr. Nichols, skipper of the Sandpiper, and two naval ratings are still in Changsha, but are expected fo leave shortly and come out over the same route. The vessel will be left in the hands of a Chinese maintenance crew.
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