The Archive · 1924

SEIZURE OF ARMS AT EX-TULI'S HOME

Huge Quantity of Ammunition and Guns Removed to Police Station "The country," said Sir Robert, wot having yet recovered from the strous effects of the recent' utilities, the citizens have their shoulders burden that exceptionally heavy. Theirs is The search which the Municipal Police conducted at the Avenue Road residence of the ex-Governor of Kiangsi has resulted in a considerable quantity of arms and ammunition being removed to Sinza police-station. be minimized; they should leave no stone unturned for ensuring the happiness of the people in the years to come. One thing is certain: the whole country is unanimously supporting the peace movement for the sake of national unification. But the task of carrying out the pr gramme is of a herculean character which cannot be accomplished by short cuts. Moreover, the people fare yet without a proper medium to xpress their desires; and_with many vital reconstructive reforms still unbegun, how can we expect the establishment of permanent peace and sound administration?"

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