For the second time in eight days, the Japanese Censorship OMice in the Hardoon Building received a threaten jing letter from anti-Japanese terrousts on March 12, the "Shanghai Mainichi" stated' on March 13.
The letter, apparently written by the same person who sent the shrst one on March 4, warned the Japanese jeensorship authorities that powerful explosives would be hurled "at. the Jofice unless work was suspended there, Early in February a bomb, was tossed through the transom of the office door but it caused little
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