The New York herald., 1921-11-30
CHINA'S DAY is COMING
FOLLOWING CONFERENCE

! (Chinese and Germany and Hanliow.
! French - Shanghai (French settle
ment), kwangchow-Wan (leased terri
tory), Yunnanfu and Tientsin.
"British-Hongkong (Kowloon leased
territory and Kashgar.
United States Peku (American
Legation). Tientsin and Tangshan.
| Great Britain also had station at
| Houkong proper. There are also ratdo
! stations for receiving onfy. See China
| year book. 1922. .. J07.
| Tentative list OF foreign wire tele-
graphs in China (not sanctioned by the
| Chinese Government)
Japanese: Pekin, Tientsin, fourteen
! stations along the Shaltung Railway.
thirty-four stations along the Southern
Manchurian Railway, other telegraph
and telephone lines in Changchun, Hun
chun and Yenke.
Russia: Along the Chinese Eastern
| Railway and connected with the tele-
| graph wires at the Russian frontier =
I'm May, 1904. during the hostilities
between Russia and Japan in Manchuria.
a civil administration department was
established by the Japanese command
! for the Occupied districts.
I'm the following month similar de-
partment Was established for the whole
OF Liaotung Peninsula, and with It po-
| lice bureau. Branch Offices OF the civil
administration department were estab-
hshed in Port Arthur and kigchow ::
sentry boxes (p-ai-ch'u so) OF these
branches were established in Liushutun,
| Pulantion and Pitzewo.
"5ince 1906 police stations and branch
stations have been established along
the South Manchurian Railway in vio-
lation Of both law and treaty. In 1916
i,, rtvttt Of t1,a Int,
China and Japan, sentry boxes OF police
stations belonging to the South Man
| churian Railway were est. tlished in
such unopened ports as s'Aip'L Ling
! r. Aou. Pamiench' eng, Ch'angt'u and
ICheDgchiat tun with Japanese police. In
! addition there are numerous gendarm-
/ erie under the command OF the com
mander-in-chief of the Kuantung leased
area, also special police of the South
Manchurian Railway Company, who
exercise functions similar to those of
the Japanese police.
"As in japanese consulatcs in other
parts of China. there are attached to
the Japanese consulates in Manchuria
secret police. Finally there are also
Corean police officers under tho inn
mediate Jurisdiction OF the Governor
General of Corea.
Distribution OF Japaneee police I'm
south Manchuria, according to localities
and personnel:
Police stationed within the Kuantuns
leased area. Total s11
police OF the Kuantung leased area
within the zone of the South Manchuria
and Antung- -Mukden railways. Total
6S2.
Grand total of 1,4se officers and men.
Apart from the above the South Man
churian Railway Company maintains Sc
police and the Japanese consulates $50
consular police at Newchwang. Mukden,
Tiehling, Changchun end Antung, along
the zones of the South Manchurian and
Antung- MulSden railways.
Therefore, excluding Sti police sta
toned within the leased area, there are
1,o04 Japanese police along the two
railways.
"(B) !. Secre. police of the Japanese
consulates along South Manchurian and
Antung Muliden railways. Total go.
''2. Secret police OF the consulates and
branch consulates witi,in the Chieneeo
district. Total 46.
Total of secret police, 500.
Summary
OF S11 men.
within the two railvay zones, total
of 6ss men.
'Attac ched TO the consulates within tho
railway zones. total OF 2s0 men.
"Chientao district, total OF A6 men
IS. VI. Railway voluntary pointsmen.
56 men.
Therefore grand total Of I .se1 mon in
SSf stations end subsla tions
Therefore. out side OF the lea sed aroa.
1850 men and 2f7 stations and sub
stations
"LateEt news is that more police sta
lions ate hciHg established in Mukdeu
city and WangEiug. Houng and Nun
chun within the Chicntao district. but no
details arc mentioned as TO person.
mel &C.
The committee then discussed the
question OF foreign troops and foreign
police IN China and adjourned TO meet
at II o'clock tomorrow morning.