Yesterday's bombings wore the first terroristic attacks directed at Japan.
amusement centres, all. previous assaults having been made on Japanes0 military and naval. personnel. The bombings were followed by an intensive man hunt by the Japanese Consular police, the Special Naval Landing Party, and the Japanese Gendarmerie. To avoid. repetitions of similar attacks, It was learned yesterday that special guards would be stationed at all theatres and amuse-mont centres in Iongkew by the Naval Landing Party; and all Chi. nese entering or leaving such estab-Yshments would be thoroughly searched.
Of the Afleen wounded yesterday, several were taken to the Hine Bos: pital in Haining Road and were later allowed to go. Two men and A woman Were conveyed in ambul. ances to the Foo. Ming Hospital where they will have to remain for two or three days. The sailors were taken (o the naval hospital, Chungking Accused Of Terrorism Shanghai, "Apr. 28. war seen' in the area orth of the a sign of Saturday's bombings
Soochow. Crock yesterday, with Chinese allowed: to" proceed to and from the district without being subentries. fected to any searches by Japanese
Meanwhile Japanese vernaculet papers editorially urged full cO-Operation between Tocal Japanese Fesdents ang Japanese authorities to po out terrorism in. Hongieew and Wayside The "Tairiku Shimpo" discerned, In Saturday's attack upon the Towa and Rite Theatres, the beginning of indis-Eriminate fervorism against. Japanese civilians "by" Chungking.-directed agents, Drastic action was urged by the paper, which. asked forthe full co-operation of he Japanese' comfmunliy with the Japanese authorities {o wipe out the prevailing wave of Pointing out that even in, Japan proper, intensive training of efvilians gots in order {o prepare them 10 meet any" emergency, the "Taluk Shimpo" said the vital necessity was an early establishment of an. emerrency setup to meet terrorism In Fapanesescontrolied Honakew, a set~ lip to be based upon the solid unity oF Sopanese oflcinis and. civilians 'The paper went on to Urge Japanese residents in Honglcew not to ose their Presence of mind, pointing out that Chungking, by its "unprovoked and cowardly "acts." is attempting " to throw: Hongieew into confusion' and terror.
The organ declared that it would indispensable to. search Chinese Pedestrians, houses, and to. round up Bit direct and. indirect. anti japanese jncies in. the Seltlement and French Concession.
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