paper here, known as the "Yongsia Weekly." has been arrested following the publication of anti-Japan-articles.
Two other Chinese editors have Jreccived a severe warning Reuter. explosion, there were many buried, both workmen and troops, and all Iwho tried to force an entrance were lied in the attempt, While I was! there they were pulling out as many Dodies ax "possible. "saw three coming up, all Reds, and there are still several dozens, they say, buried jin that pile.
The sight at first impressed one as a Herculean task—the building lot these sandbage fect high. and with three tiers machine-gun emplacement and rifles, besides several short walls for the jguariling of every possible spot that [the enemy might be able to. occupy. The guards are still on the spot. Iwill need to be for some long. ti As one looks at such an unthinkable scone of destruction, the first thought is, "Who is to blame?" Why {was not all Communism wiped.out Tong ago? Dees the Government] really Knew what it is? What it is doing? And have they made any determination to finish the jot once jand for all? A few years' ago it could have been. done at. not too much cost, but now it will cast 2 rear dea} in_mien and money.
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