une 2, Prompt intervention by an oficial of the China General Omnibus Company restored normal trae of the Dus service which was dislocated for almost halt an hour on Nanking Road near the Bund yesterday morn= ing as the result of a fracas between a foreign passenger and a Chinese employee of the company, 'A long line of buses between Kiangse Road and the Bund was held up until, the arrival of the company official who restored order out of chaos within a comparatively: short time.
The foreigner and the Chinese employee of the company went to the Central station charge room and made complaints against each other, Last year the Central British Ws Fund contributed £500 to the Over~ scog League Tobacco Fund for Pri-toners of War and of course prison-Jers will have benefitted from the Fund's remittances to the Red Cross for general purposes which have to date amounted fo. £12710 out- of 4 total of £18960, At the Execu tive Committee's last meeting it was decided to consider the claims prisoners of war when allocating money fo war charites early Quiet Anniversary Moy 33.
Slightly increased police patrols in the. International Seltlement, seemed to have worked wonders yesterday—the sixteenth anniversary of the Nénking Road Incident of 1025—for not only were terrorists completely unseen and unheard, but even armed robbers and kidnappers appeared to have vanished from the stea.
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