eporled to taining the 6 the parties of the Inspector G. H. Craik, M.M., of the traffic department of the Shanghai Municipal Council, was congratulated by Mr. C. H. Haines, Registrar, when he appeared in a traffic case in H.M. Police Court yesterday, the first time since his promotion.
Mr. F. S. Godfrey, defendant in the case was absent but wrote in admitting a charge of causing obstruction om October 23, between 10 a.m. and noon on the Bund, east side between the. Customs godown and the Ford Hire Station where his car was stationed. Inspector Craik stated that defendant had explained to the police that he could not find any parking space along the Bund at the time, which Mr. Haines remarked was no excuse. The inspector pointed out, however, that it was defendante first offence. A caution was admi tered. neither t Left, was demis Japan Pledge to Greece ed from the quence of a vote of censure im the 2 majority to fake Was thereupon elect-
by all Tokyo, Nov. 5.
The Japanese Government has no intention to seize Greek vessels nor has it any intention to prevent them, from clearing Japanese ports after they have-unloaded their goods, government circles reiterated today.
Phis statement followed reports) that Greek vessels en route to Japan —den't-forget her daily
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