Shanghai, May 28, Fears were expressed by Chinese elrcies here yesterday that the continuous and" renewed bombing by Japanese planes of Chekiang coastal districts might cause a temporary suspension of shipping again between Shanghai and Ningpo, A German boat was to leave here yesterday £0 Ningpo but it did not do so on ace count of the bombing.
As part of the extensive bombing being ecrued out by Japanese mille tary in many cities, Chinghai, gateway to Ningpo, Wenchow and "Taichow have all been bombed during, the past fow days with even more intensity than before. An eir alarm. was sounded in, Ningpo on 'Thursday. again. No details regarding the out. come of the bombings were received here yesterday, but the extent can be well imagined' by studying the fact that in cre bombing alone in Ching hai 10 bombs were dropped.
Evening Chinese reports indicated yesterday that the Japanese might ity ta occupy the Chowsan Islands off the Chekiang coast, having effected a landing at Taisan which is opposite the islands. The situation there was said to be very tense and the guerillas were stated to be prepared for fighting, "The reason why the Japanese might attack Chowsan is that recently one Tapanese "overseas commissioner" was arrested and executed by Chie nese forces.
While the naval conversations remain deadlocked, it was understood here that the Japanese authorities! will insist that the consular negotia~ tions in Amoy should be restricted to problems regarding the proposed rethe impression that "Japanese. bluck Jackets have been excluded, and have been treated as the authors of law-Tess action.
The Note points out that the Japan-Jose authorities. regard this implication with "grave concern," and requests elucidation of this passage—Reuter.
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