Publication Shanghai, July 1.
It created quite a big stir in the press circles here yesterday when it was announced that the "Morning Leader," a British-owned Chinese Janguage newspaper in Ningpo Road had suspended publication, thus Bringing the mumber of the foreign: owned Chinese language newspapers which are now published to six.
'The fact that the paper was not asked by the British authorities to suspend publication makes' the news more important. Tt was learnt that the paper has suspended publication because of internal diftculties. It could not be ascertained as to the nature of dimeulties. been ordered printed by the Chinese Government and will soon reach here at about the time when Shanghal-Tanders will have become used the rather complicated but nevertheless intriguing methods employed in paying small amounts will be recalled, however, that the paper was recently visited by terrorists who are alleged to be pro-'Wang Ching-wel,. They fred) many shots near the editorial office and flew 'a hand grenade, but no one was hurt
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