Japanese Paper Describes Round-up One alleged ringleader and several other Chinese accused of complicity anti-Japanese terroristic activities were arrested by Japanese constables of the SMP. in a raid in the Settlement early in the morning of Jan-vary 31, the New Year Day by Tunar reckoning, the "Shanghai Nippo" revealed on Feb.
Although the place where the round-up occurred and the names of those seized were not disclosed by the paper, they were reported to have been members of the Woosung and Shanghai volunteer corps.
Ina house where the Chinese were seized were found several pieces of telegraph apparatus of excellent make and a file of instructions for carrying. "Bil anti-Tapanese practices, the paper said, Tivo of those arrested were said to have been paid $30 apiece for an undisclosed terroristic act, One of these, the paper said, returned to the lair after abandoning in Nantao sev~ eral hand grenades which he had been ordered to hurl at objectives of the terrorists! campaign.
'The bomb-thrower, who is said to have been dressed in a long Chinese }qown, calmly made his escape' Immediately after throwing the missile. He was actually seen by two Chi nese coolies in the hall but as they believed he was armed, they made ino attempt to stop him." Chinese in {the street below, as well as the Sikh watchman on the ground floor, did hot see the man come out of the When the French Police arrived, however, It was obvious that the man was no longer on the premises. 'The United Press office was found to be the most severely damaged, with a large hole in the wall, not to mention damage to various' pieces Of furniture inside the office.
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