Deranged Man Arrested After Wielding File Tuchoo, sub-editor of the Pao" and well known in Chinese journalistic circles, wa stabbed from behind by another Chinese outside the newspaper offices: on April 25. The attack was made with a small file inflicting a slight wound in Mr, Yen's neck. He was. subsequently taken to the Lester Chinese Hospital for treatment, and thence home.
"The assailant, Ching Soo, aged 40, of Soochow, was arrested by a watchman and a private rickshaw puller and was turned over to the Police. Believed to be mentally unbalanced, Ching had written several letters to Mr. Yen, whom he did not know, and had sought to interview him again and again because of some fancied grievance, should be declared or business sus-ended during the period of arbitra~ ton, the proclamation warns, the parties "responsible for such illegal Action. will be severely punished "in Secordance with law. The same punishment will also be meted out fo any person responsible for instigating strikes, says Kuo Min,
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