Nanking, June 2.
The Chinese papers report to-day that General Chiang ok expected here from Kiangsi before Sune 15.—Reuter, The Chinese press claims that a number of secret Japanese agents have entered Swatow and. are engaged in similar spying activities as Japanese agents in Amoy.
'A rather sensational report has also emanated from Chinese sources {to the effect that the Japanese have succeeded in persuading a number Jof Chinese fishermen slong. the Chi hose const to become Japanese sub-jeels and receive Japanese protec tion, A number of Chinese fishing junks are said to be fying Japanese flags. The authorities are. asked make a thorough investigation of the matter and to take necessary steps to stop spying and subversive activities by foreign nationals—Reuter Gex. Mao Pon-chu, vice-President Jot the Hangchow Aviation School, leaving for Europe and America' to study aviation in July, according to Jo Nanking telegram.' He will be away for seven months.
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