Later.
Regarding the foreigners other than Japanese at Tsinan, itis known that many are living in various sec-of the city which are isolated from the wren defended by the Japanese troops, but news regard. ing them is impossible to obtain while the present situation continues, The small wireless outfit which was the only means of communication with Tsinan was estabished in the eastern part of the defended concession area and was cut off from the Japanese head quarters at Tsinan for a considerable after the beginning of the trouble. It is believed that communication has now been restored, but is not' of a close nature. No direct news has been received from the Japanese Consul at Tsinan or from Gen. Fukuda since May 3.
It is learned that there is a body. of 6,000 Communist troops in nan, belonging to Gen, Mui Po nan. These troops were part of the Communist army which Marshal Li Chi-sen disbanded. Gen. Mui left Canton with 6,000 men and wont to Kiangsi, where his men and he are reported to have committed various} outrages. Later, they arrived ut Nanking and were recruited into Gen. Chiang Kai-shek's, regular army. Gen. Mui and his nien have been placed under Gen. Ho Yao-
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