Intercepted Report from a Moscow Agent: Chiang at One Time on Verge of Seeking British Military Assistance Peking, May 10. of all certs from the one orthodox The unruly behaviour of certain units of Chiang Kai-shek's army at Tsinan, over which the Commander-in-Chief obviously exercised no real control, has revived interest here in Communist activities within the Nationalist organization. and the Legations have come into possession of a most illuminating document which goes a long way towards explaining the spirit manifested by the Red elements in the anti-North expedition. This is a copy of a report to Moscow by a certain Gorbatiuk, of the U.S.S.R, Military Intelligence Service, recently sent from Shanghs "The army of the Nationalist Government is disintegrating," Gorbativk writes, "and Communist cells have been organized in all the unite. There are two or three regiments only which are without Communist cells fal to Chiang Kai-shek, Red organization, which warnings reveal that the Chinese Communists, ike Chinese Christians, nese republicans and the like ays showing an inclination to move off their own peculiar tangents P. in Imperialist Countries List, and probably most import ant to us, are the instructions to all branches of the Comintern in Impenalist countries to agitate for the withdrawal of foreign, military, one naval forces from China; so' that the Chinese comrades may have more elbow yom when inspired to demonstrate their proletarian one thusiasm in such characteristic outrages as the Nanking and Tsinan incidents. The Kuomintang, it must be noted, ip always referred to as. a reactionary bourgeois organization and Chiang Kai-shek asa traitor for whom there can be sues nor indulgence.
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