Newspaper Offices Flooded with Propaganda Nanking. Feb. 2
AL a section ven to nes: finan of the 'Centeal Kuominta rman this afternoon a. spoke'
declared that recently the com. funnists held an important political Jeouncil at which agitation ard arm fed uprising were advocated, Communist propaganda literature, he added, was ending the news Sometimes sent out in a form which spor otices. Such literature was
imitated: the pamphlets and litera tre. lessned. by the Central Kuomintang. Sometimes there were pictures of dancing girls. on" the cover as a decoration. Important Publications so circulated were Jed "Bolshevik" and "Red Fla The Kudmintang spokesman aa-serted that the C. P. have bees utilising actiJapancse sentiment in amenting agitations for popular uprisings. against the Government. They have also been trying to spread "propaganda among the cops, The Press were urged not to print reactionary propaganda, 'The spokesman then gave an planation of the "North China Star' leate. This newspaper, he said, war [barred from the mails for publish: ing an article by Mr. D, G, Bes Jot the United Press News Agency, Peking, which stated that a big upheaval was expected within the next ten days, and. alleged that military movements were taking lace, The "North China Star," however, was stated to. be. sympathetic to: wards the National Government, that the ban may be lited if the
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