'One of the journalists at yesterday' press conference, at nien me vapanese demarene Was read cul, asKed iL she control of the press referred 10 meant aul journals, and the spokesman reputed that alt were inewaed, luoing the foreign language papers. epiying to anoiner-question waene: any nyush lupguage paper was di-roey referred to as having been Jacunguent in Japanese eyes, toe spokesman said ina. ne "would' leave nas to your judgment "Would the japanese be prepared to exercise censorship over the xoreign press?" asked anoiher—"We would nave to wait and see whether the Council has acted suttieientiy."
Regarding Concession "Has any protest been lodged with French Concession authorities journalist referred to the recent murder of Mr, Loh Pah-hong) con cerning anti-Japanese incidents?"
"there is no evidence to show," replied the spokesman, "that the victim of the assassination was killed solely because of his connection with the "Special Citizens' Federation." (This group was specifically men-Moned in the above statement as one over which the S.M.C. must exercise strictest supervision), 2
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