Believed to have been prompted by the arrival in Shanghai of Sir Robert Craigie, H. M. Ambassador to Tokyo, hundreds of anti-British and anti-
Chiang Kai-shek pamphlets were discovered early yesterday morning pasted to the walls of houses in different parts of the city.
The first discovery of the past-me up of the pamphlets was made at Kin Wo Ka, near Kiukiang Road where police soon removed the offending bills. Taken to Louza station to be uanslated it was found that the phets were all anti-Chiang Kai-hok in mature, presumably having been distributed by followers of the Reformed Government" instituted by ihe Japanese.
Sometime later, in the vicinity of Robison Road between Penang and Jessfield Roads in the outside areas of the city, violent anti-British imphlets were discovered and soon removed. As at Kiukiang Road the büls were pasted to the walls of houses and were accompanied by others condemning the National Government.
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