Peking, Oct. 5.
'The "Ching Pao," one' of the oldest Chinese papers in Peking, has been suspended by order of the government at Nanking, because it printed a manifesto issued by the Left Wing of the Kuomintang, denouncing the present regime.
History repeats itself suppression. The. "Ching Pa itor, Shao-Pino-ping, was executed thout trial several years ago, and the paper was suspended when it printed an attack upon Gen, Chang} Chung-chang, now an exile in Japan. Shortly after the Nationalist occupation of Peking, the paper was} revived by the widow of the executed man—United Press,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.