a result of this raid the communist movement among the local Japanese was suspended for some time, but it has been resumed with renewed vigour since October, 1931. Frequent reports reached the Japolice that communist litera. (ure in Japanese was being distributed among sailors of the Landing Party and also civilians. The *y Japanese hostilities in and around the city. last year seem to have Checked there activities for a period. 'After the restoration of peace how Evers the movement. wat again te-ised," aad "communist "ands published in the mame. of the." panese Sailors' Council" in China Sere cirealated among. the. seamen.
From December 25, 1932, onwards, Aatie by the Japanese naval authori-Japanese restaurants specially set
ties, in Woosung. and. Yalu" Roads, ere visited. by' unknown "person: Miho left match-boxes in which Yersive. handbills printed in "the Tame of the "Sailors Counc) teched Ca the Japanese Third Fleet were found. On january 2 19 While "Admiral" Yonat, Commander-Techie? of the Thivd Fleet, was inshgcting seamen in Hong'-ow Park. similer bills were discovered posted fon benches in the park.
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