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Ir. report from the Inspector General of

Polue, together with

Corres

of Regulation and Proclamations indicating meet the

Legislative slips

Dituation.

This was one

when I came over

my and of last month.

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oxture

the

of the files awaiting to Earlem Deft

at the

It appears from the report of 4=

reported first

Wolfe the 16 of Police that trouble first

froke out on the evening of Wed.

I that there were

23년

evening of Wed. Beft. 23. Th

further disturbances on the 24th. On Friday 25th attacks on

individual

Japanese became more

of disorder

frequent on the first signs of

ALBALOGEILAY

affeared in Kowloon. By Saturday morning the 26th & conditions affeared to

Satisfactory

be more

&

the IG

had

formed the opinion that military assistance would not be required. In the early afternoon however it became obvious that organised gangs

work 9

militang

were at

assistance was