WHERE ARE THE POLICE?
TO TitK I'.Dt'l'OH. Sir.—A letter was published in tho 'F.vening Star' a short time ago. in which complaint was made of the, annoyance J caused by the conduct of men and boys employed" at a certain foundry in a central part, of this City—namely. Cumberland .street. I have made it my business to watch these employees, and their oll'-sisivc remarks and whistling after ,respectable girls, aged persons, and Chinamen have been such as" to justify an appeal to the police. However, if it is repeated. 1 will inform th- firm, and if this is r.sel?..- I .will lay a. complaint with 'he police on behalf of my iiii'.rJjU'i's and others. The conduct complained of lakes pi tee between twelve and'one o'clock (lunch-Jor. hour).—l am, etc.. TItADIiSMA.N'. March 6.
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Evening Star, Issue 14004, 10 March 1909, Page 2
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132WHERE ARE THE POLICE? Evening Star, Issue 14004, 10 March 1909, Page 2
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