Tokyo, Aug. 1, Goorxe Relman Morin, chief of the Tokyo bureau of the Associated_Press, returned to his office in ood spirits early this morning after having been questioned by Japanese gendarmes for six hours concerning Fecent despatches the correspondent sent out of Japan, Mr. Morin was released at 1240] asin, today, but said he was unable 10 comment on the investigation, Two plain-clothes gendarmes called Ar, Morin' office early last night, asked him to accompany' thet to headquarters, The gendarmerie questioned Mr. Morin in connection with news cables he sent to Amerien regarding the death of Mr. Melville "A Contemptible Farce"
Says U.S. Paper London, Aug. 2. WO more British subjects have been arrested by Japanese gendarmes, it was officially announced today.
The two Britons were arrested in Korea and were said to be the Rev. Chadwell, a member of the English Church Mission at Keijo, and a man named Sanford, who also was arrested at Keijo.
The new arrests mean that nine Britons are at present detained by the Japanese authorities in Japan and Korea.
Sir Robert L. Craigie, British Ambassador to Tokyo, has already made representations (0 the Japanese regarding the two latest arrests, it was officially announced—United Press.
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