Man Taken Off Charged with Aiding Feb. 26 Rebels Complete mystery to-day shrouds the case of "Mr. X", a Japanese passenger aboard the Fushimi Maru. bound from London homeward, who wae taken off the ship by the Japa ese Consular Police immediately on lis arrival here on July 7.
The "Shanghai Nichi Nichi" gave the man's name as Tchiro, Shima, 4
His main diffeulty, not only now but all through his journey from Dallas. In Texas to 'Shanghai, has been the matter of making proper' pere connections. was lucky in making the maiden eastward trip of the Hindenburg, to Europe, but he was not so lucky: getting' an aeroplane to take him Reross the Pacific. to America. He /was lucky in contacting the Imperial Airways Service from Penang to Hongkong. He was also lucky in contacting a KIM. plane from Amsterdam to Penang. in "certain grave case:
'The *Shanghal_Mainich named the, man_ yur aipal, amiing {hat iowas not his vorreet fame "Mr othe. journal, wil @zainined' on a suspicion of having Molated the provisions of the Japa Ge Ponce Preservation Law, Tnformation- obtained by Domei from reliable sources. indicated. that the man will be taken to Dairen this froming aboard the Dairen Mary,
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