The Archive · 1922

No Arrests Yet Effected

No arrests had up to Thursd: the present been made in connex with the shooting affair which took place in broad daylight in Chapei on Wednesday, ju spite of the strenuous efforts which are being] exerted by the Chinese police to trace the person or persons who fired the fatal shots.

Reports of the affair vary but a representative of the ''North-China Daily News" was able to secure the following facts from the udmen of the Chief of the Sh: hai_and Woosung Constabulary. which has the case in hand.

Deceased was a Korean, named Yang Tsun-san, who became a naturalized Chinese citizen several years ago. He was living alone in a house in Paoshan Terrac, near the Commercial Press Works. his family being in Kirin. He was believed to have had revolutionary tendencies and is said to have been interested in the Korean independence movement.

He was on his way to the Settlement when he received seven revolver shots in the head and body which caused his death. The street is a quiet one, policemen being station-

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