Shanghai, Aug. 1, 'The Shanghai Special Municipality reported to have ordered the local Chinese police and the police districts under its control which are' in the outskirts of the ity' to help the Nanking rex) arrest the 87 Chinese black byt new regime, charging them' with hindering the progress of the peace movement. "It is learned. however, that Nanking will not take aet against many of the black li persons, since they have recently signified their wish to keep the selves aloof from polities. refraining from doing things that may considered. detrimental to the crests of the new regime.
It Is also learned that several of the black listed persons were notin 'Shanghai when the order for their arrest was published here. Some of the black listed persons soon left the! city "for outports following the Dublication of the order, notably Mr. 'Tao Lo-ching, general' secretary fof the Chinese Ratepayers Asso lation in the Settlement. 'Those connected with a Chinese daily in Shanghai, "widely known for' its anti-Wang Ching-wei attitude and therefore. black listed are working and sleeping in their heavily guarded newspaper plant.
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