Peking, Aug. 6.
The Chinese evening papers rearrest at Tientsin of Lin
who ie asserted to have been ¥e-sven-ku, alleged "notorious, spy, sponsible for instigation of the d the ye 'The evering papers also tate that the prisoner brought to Peking this morni under the personal escort of Colonel Wang Yieinin, chief of police at 'Tientain and add that he is now being held in' Marshal Chang' Hsweh-liang headquarters pending trial" charge of being a traitor, Aug. 7.
Liu Hsueh-ku was executed early this morning after undergoing military trial—Reuter, A spokesman of the Eurasia Aviation Corporation, in an inter: view with the press, stated that the Nanking-Lanchow Air Service will be extended to 'Sinkiang—Province in October and that his Cor-oration will open negotiations ith the Soviet Government with view to reaching an by which mail from China: may' be ent to European cites by air' vi
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