Alleged Unlawfal Execution of Chinese Editor Nanking, Feb, 2.
The Kiangsu Provincial Govern-roams has formally replied a impeachment brought up recen! the Control Yuan agains! General Ku Chu-tung, Chairman of the seid Provincial Government, for alleged unlawful arrest (and execution) of Mr. Liu Vu-hsiang, late editor and manager of the "Kiang Sheng Pte,"" Chinkiang.
The reply is made in the form of tive Yuan, pletion submitted to the Bxec= "The said Liu Vu-sheng, Com-tunnist,"" the "reply "declares, Jarrested last year, After carefal trial and investigation,. the Marval Law Headquarters fovind that the paper he edited was a Communist organ and that the various Tnfure motory articles werp written by the aid criminal Ramu March of the Leth year'of the Ren reply farther alleges that "in public (1927), Lin had organicd, Ju conjunction "with oleg Com: munists, unlawful labour unions and incited strike, of rickshaw mer, with intent to disturb pubble peace and order. There is also evidence tends prove that he had been are Tested Cly the Political Department lof the 2nd Division of the 1fth Army of the National Revolutionary Avay, Although he managed to make Us Jeseape, his seditious aims hath ever, remained unabated'
Min!
Kuo the A joint Sino-Anglo-German enter-rise for the manufacture of ale Phurie cid is' being discussed by representatives. of the 'Ministry of Industry and British' and Geran interests.
Nanking, Jan, 31. seninot the' renewal' of the siter Opposition is growing here Japanese Tariff Treaty, which ox" pires on May 6, this year Chinese bodies are of the opinion that, in view of the present, anti-[Japanese boycott, it is useless to Tenew the treaty or to. institute Negotiations for its: revision:
The Treaty was signed on May 1980, and took effect as from May 16; 1930—Reuter.
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