This mun Ho Hsin, whom I mentioned above, was, a young Pekinese whom Boudnick picked up in 1925 und sent from Harbin to Mosaow, for training. He arrived in Hankow on March 24 of this year, after two years in the school for agitators: and, upon his arrival in Hankow, made such an impression that a weeting of the supreme authorit wus held that same night and led that he should be used me, under Boudnick, Chinese in all centres where there! were sufficient Communist converts, This work was undertaken at once in several cities, including Shanghai, with Boudnick and Ho Hsin at the centre in Hankow and oxperienced Russian agents assigned lo the task in other ports so that. within a comparatively few days, a new and more cotefully selected [class of ermed pickets were operating and, where they survived the enti-Communist reaction, became the readiest agents for Petroff ant jis Cheka when this insti set properly going. It will be remembered from my article on the May panic among the Reds hankow, that the newly organized chen wore then already relied to make the last stand for Com. munism in that city and from this, well us from the determined resistance to Pei Chung-hsi that was made here, some. idea of the energy that Boudnick and Ho put into the grouping and training of these fanatical recruits can be gathered, (To be Continued) the Shanghai District Magistrate on Saturday issued a proclamation anrnouneing that in secordance with an order issued by the Central Pinanee Committee, the Nationalist Government has decided that the' procedure adopted by Kuangtung.to collect two months" kose' rent to help defray the expenses of the anti-Northern expedition should be introduced in Kiangsu and other provinces. The collections here will Qe taken care of through the Magistrate's yamen.
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