Mr. Holland, who is now in the Nanchang Hospital denied the acensation. Japanese authorities, however, believe that he participated in anti-Japanese activities by lending $50,000 to Gen. Hsiao Shu-yn, chief of the Political Training Institute of the Peace Preservation Headquarters of Kiangsi.
A large American flag was flying over the gate of Mr. Holland's resigence. Japanese authorities were making a thorough investigation of the case, which they believe to be an instance of abuse of third-Power property by the Chinese forces The other case involves the Rev.
C. Zigenhorn, French missionary of the Lazarist Mission, who is alleged to have given shelter in his home to two Chinese soldiers "in defiance of the Japanese forces."
It was assumed by the Japanese that a number of other Chinese soldiers were protected by the Rev Zigenborn.
Japanese authorities were making a further investigation of the case.—
Domei.
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