The Archive · 1938

Two Arrested for Bomb

Attack, Remanded Alleged Terrorists Confess; To Missile-Hurling

Confession to the bombing of a! Chinese house in Lane 56, Kiaochow Road, on February 24, was made in the First Special District Court brady by two suspected terrorists, The two men, Ying ' Jan-tsing, aged 28, and Zee Ah-ling, also aged 28, were charged with attempted murder and remanded to next week for further inquiries, According to the accused, they; had been employed by one Loh Kung-doo, a. Japanese interpreter who was formerly employed at the Toyoda Cotton Mill, Although promised $30 to throw a hand- grenade near the rear door of Mr. L. Z, Yuan of the "Shanghai Evening Post," the frst accused only received $1.

The crime was alleged to have been planned in a lodging house in Robison Road, On February 24, the former Toyoda employee led four men, including the two accused, to the - alleyway, where the hand grenade was thrown, Two days after the incident, the two men were arrested, together with eleven others, by a police party headed by Det. Sergi. G. Leys, The two were also charged with participation in armed robberies, i

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