Reports having appeared in som: newspapers that Noulens, who is undergoing a life se tence' for com munist activities, again hunger-striking, Chinese press corres on dents this morning' interviewed "the authorities of the Kiangsu Prison, where he and his wife are serving, their sentence. the prison spokesman flatly dented legation, adding that Noulens some time ago mentioned something about a strike but never ferried out his threat.
'The prison has already received word from the Higher Court reject jing the prisoners' petition to be transferred to Soochow Prison, The correspondents Tater saw Noulens reading in his room,.apgood health and show-of being on a hunger-strike,—Renter.
1 he Nanking, Dec. 5.
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