The Archive · 1932

Chinese Papers Suspended

The "Hsin Chin Jin Pao" and the "Hsin Min Pao," two of the four leading Nanking daily papers. yester-Jday received orders from Garrison headquarters to suspend didn't approve.

Consequently this morning both ithe papers published no news, bout only advertisements, They will resume full publication from apparently able circles, that Mr. Takaha: Japanese Minister of Finance, has intimated to Premier Saito his in: tention to resign. He has given as his reason his present ill. heal It is stated: that, Premier Saito attempted to dissuade Mi hoshi, but the Minister is a in his resolution to resign, Alleged Attempt to Blow Up Yalu River Bridge Tokyo, June 19.

The press ban on the Communist intrigue unearthed in Korea on April 16 has just been lifted.

According to the account gi by the authorities, a gang of Korean Communists arrived 14 in a 10-ton sailing boat, which carried a large quantity of revolve ers and 980 sticks of dynamite, The six men were arrested and committed for trial. They were led by a man named Yi Hu Hak who, it is alleged, acting under orders from the 0.G.P.U. of Viadivostock, planned to blow up the railway bridge over the Yalu River and the railway tracks. His object, it is stated, was to disturb the Japan-of the gang opens on. June 21.—Reuter.

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