The two men, whose names were not published, called on Mr, Temlau gp July 2, the Japanese daily con~
Alleged to have been taken In cus tody by four members of the Peace Preservation Corps, the men said they were taken to the North Station Branch of the Chinese Bureau of Police, the paper reported, Both the Peace Preservation Corps men and the police, they were said to have told Mr," Temizu. remonstrated against their being "in the employ of a Japanese. spy." 'Transferred to the Central Bureau of Police in Nantao, they were suddenly freed when they' produced a guaran-for.
Returning to the farm on July 26 they are alleged to have found members at the Peace Preservation Corps eating water melons and pracising "with 'a machine gun, the "Mainich" said,
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