Hongkew remained quiet on Sept. 25, and, throughout the district and the northern area generally. Japanese sentries and patrols either were seithdrawn or substantially reduced. Three Chinese suspects appeared in the First Special District Court and were detained for further question Ing. The search for the actual murderers continues.
Three Chinese Hela Writs of detention were issued Judge Sino, of the First Special Dis Wiet Court, for Mow Yung-san, aged 20, Mau Yung-nyi, aged 27, printers, fand Tsang Yoong-ho, aged 21, a hawker, when they were brought before "the court by the SIN. Police, who had received the prisoners flem the Japanese Naval Landing Party.
The S. M. Police applied for their tention for further inquiries. str. 'TT, Tsang. Assistant Municipal Wwocate, presented evidence arrest, after which the three suspects were questioned. They denied hav-been concerned in the murderous tack. The two Maus, who are brothers, said they worked in a Shan-!
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