Members of the Shanghai Municipal Police force entered the Soviet Consulate in Whangpoo Road yesterday afternoon and made a search. No official statement has been made on the subject, and it Jis not known whether or not anything of an important nature was found.
Supplies for the Consulate Large quantities of supplies, food, tinned stuff, dress materials, curios, about 25 new trunks, ete, have: arrived within the past three day:
An unexpected gift came on Sunday morning, addressed by a "White Refagee Sympathizer" to Comrad Koslovsky. It was a white feather made of wood, about three fect tall, which expressed the sender's regrets at his imminent departure, and was signed with a black hand.
At a late hour on Sunday none of the local Red Russians had availed themselves of the privilege of registering at the Bureau of Foreign Affairs, which act would permit them, ig they were not connected with known governmental agencies, to reside in Shanghat under the same circumstances as the White Russians.
It ig known that Dr. Wu and Mr. Quo Tai-chi have discussed at great length the possibility of permitting the commercial bodies to remain in business in Shanghai, but they have issued no countermanding request to the Municipal police. Neverthe-Jess rumour had it yesterday that they might deviate from their first decision.
An Exodus from Soviet Consulate
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