Thrower's Identity in Nanking Road March Established Unravelling a nine-week mystery, ghe Japanese authorities have finally [learned the identity of the Chinese terrorist, who on December 3 tossed a hand' grenade Into a column of [Japanese troops marching down Nanking Road, the "Shanghai Mainichi" reported on Feb. 10, The culprit, shot. dead by a Chinese police constable a few seconds after he had hurled the bomb, was tone Sun Ching-hao, 23, a native of 'Shantung. 'The youth, the dally said, has been actively engaged in anti-Japanese activities ever since his graduation from a high school' In Tehchow, Shantung.
With the occupation of Shantung by Japanese troops, the youth drifted to Shanghai:, where he joined the China Youths! Anti-Japanese National Salvation Association, headed by tone Chao Kang-yl, The organiza~ ition, having @ membership. of more than 1,000 students, workers and shop employees, has been actively partieipating in the anti-Japanese move ment for many years.
With the outbreale of hostilities in /Shanghal, about 000 armed members the organization arrived here from Hankow to assist in waging war on Japan, the *Mainicht" said. A part lof the terrorist group was stationed in Pootung, where. they awaited chance to strike ct the Japanese Army.
Early in the morning of December 3, the organization learned of the Impending march of Japanese troops across the Settlement, from Jessfeld Park to the Garden Bridge, One Chao, the Leader of the. terrorist 'Almost frantic has been the rush of Chinees" ih'the Hongkew and Yangiszepoo areas ince permission. was Feds besieged the otices of the Shand! in the 'Yeo. Rama 'Specie Bank, and later: as shown above, crossed over, the Soochow Bridge. tite' narrow opening throught the barrier. "Congestion was severe us each pass was scrupulously "examined
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