Japanese gendarmes later arrested two suspects at the address and took them to the gendarmerie headquarters.
Tt was also learned yesterday that Mr. Akagi, although already wounded in the head, alighted from car and tackled one of the gunmen. Weak from loss of blood. the late Deputy Commissioner was no match for a much younger man and was being overpowered. He then shouted to his vite to get back into the car and forted to follow her in when the other gunman fired at him the back.
Immediately upon being informed the dastardly murder of Mr. Akagi, Mr. Paul Scheel, Danish Consul-General and Senior Consul in Shanghai, gave expression to Major K. M. Bourne, Commissioner of Police, and to Mr. T. Horiuchi, Consul-General for Japan, of his abhorence of this wanton act, and conveyed an expression of his deep regret and sympathy to the family of the deceased and to his colleagues in the Shanghai Municipal Police. are trying their best to improve trade relations and that the question will come up for discussion at a forthcoming "people's congress" to be held in the Netherlands East Indies.
During the past few years. Chines native goods have been exported that country in large quantities, it said. Quoting Customs figures. the report shows that between January and April of this year. China exported $29/843.000 worth of goods to that country, while during the whole of 1938 the same figure amounts to only $6.664.000.
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