Certain (Categories Forbidden Public, Private Posts Bucharest, Dec, 2. There have been two further developments affecting members of the Guard and the Jews, following the disturbances which took place at Czernovitz near the Polish border, yesterday.
Members of the Iron Guard were officially stated to have set fire to ten houses and workshops at Czernovitz.
The Governor of Czernovitz has now announced that Jews who lost their citizenship in the revision of the naturalization laws earlier this year are forbidden to occupy publi or private posts in any enterprise. "The police are being supplied with lists of such Jews, numbering about 2,000, It is alleged that one of the alleged assailants who assassinated the Rector of Dui University has been arrested in the middle of a deep forest. It is stated that he, with two others still at. large, drew the unlucky numbers when members of the Iron Guard drew lots a fortnight ago to decide! who should commit the crime.
Reuter, We should pity the Chinese people who are incessantly gravitating between emotions of joy and sorrow according to the nature of the false reports which are being circulated among them.
"Some of the foreign language newspapers, which certainly must have staffs possessed of a certain standard of insight, have displayed a remarkable tendency lately to publish a series of deceptive articles, giving credit to various news agencies.
"Two other examples of false reports which may be quoted at random are those which said that a Japanese commander in South China (who really returned home because of illness) was wounded in action, and that Gen, Kazushige Ugak er Minister of Foreign Aff. committed suicide.
"Those foreign' language papers, fooled by the cunning diplomatic intrigues of the Chinese, which aim at the alienation from Japan of such countries as Britain, America and France, are playing the part of/cat's-paws for the benefit of Chind.
Publication of these false Chinese reports displays a lack of intelligence. A member of the staff of a certain foreign language newspaper, in a conversation with me, said that the editors, although convinced of the unre-lability of Chinese propaganda, were publishing the reports because if they did not do so, their papers would not sell Such an attitude is unpardonable.
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