JChapoo Road was still cordoned off with stout ropes y while Japanese blue-jackets with. fixed stood by to see that no one should pass the prohibited area. As most of the Japanese residents north f the Creek reside in the North Szechuen Road and Dixwell Road areas, ence than side and Broadway or East Seward Road who could proceed by bus up to the Garden Bridge and then walk unhindered into the Settlement, after crossing the bridge.
Pessage along North Soochow Road yesterday was restricted and the General Hospital found itself in a predicament, being isolated for a time from the Settlement. In the morning many patients could not gain access to the hospital The res-frictions on Boone Road yesterday "were lifted, much to the relief of trate north of the Creek did not get off any easier than the pedestrians, having to wait a considerable time before being allowed to proceed.
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