Peiping, July 9.
Francis M. Fisher, a United correspondent, was violently by two armed Japanese soldfers and compelled to surrender his film before he was released. This afternoon, an official from the Ameri-gan, Embassy visited the Japqnese Embassy and made representations with regard to the incident.
Following the seizure of Mr. Fisher, who was stand! hhis office in the Nord Hotel, asked see the commanding officer. He was conducted to the head of the parade by a lieutenant, where for five minutes he spoke with the officer in charge. The latter, refusing 10 sive his name, tually shrugged and said "sardonically:—"The Japanese gendarmerie will buy you a new ilm."—United Press.
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