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Police Report by Detective Yorke,
November 17th, 1924.
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Several reporters from Japanese newspapers proceeded to Woosung on the launch and after a
brief reception of his friends, Dr. Sun granted
an interview of about three minutes to the
reportera. In anewer to questions, Dr. Sun, speaking in English, said: "I have nothing to
say; that is, nothing to add to my speech in Hongkong which is published in the "North China
Daily News* this morning. One thing is I unders stand certain agitation exists in Shanghai owing to my arrival. If this is so, I want to tell
the foreigners this Shanghai in China - foreigners are guests here, we are the hosts and if this fact is not realised, we shall have to
take drastic measures. The Concessions must be returned, the Chinese are determined on this
point."
At this juncture, Dr. Sun who had been sitting with the reporters rose from his seat and seeing me, the only foreigner in the room, said, "You are a newspaper men too! Well, you understand what I said and can take it.*
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