Tokyo, Aug. 16.
'A message from Harbin states that the press ban on a serious Red plot was lifted to-day.
It is officially announced, says the message, that a gang of Red Russians plotted to blow up the fron bridge spanning the Sungari Kiver and to destroy a local shipyard on August 11, but the intrigue' was nipped in the bud by the police, who got scent of it in time.
subsequent raid on the head-Jquarters of the Reds resulted in the Comrade KARARHAN, confiscation of eleven machine-guns: and quantities of hand bombs. The: conspirators, however, managed to effect their escape.
The round-up of malcontent Soviet employees of the Chinese Eastern Railway is being relentless) Jeurried on by the Chinese authori tie Tao hundred Russians have been arrested at Hailar, 80 at Jalainor Jand 10 at each of the other stations; Jen the western section of the C.
Those arrested on the eastern section of the fallway have been concentrated in a makes hi Yien camp in Harbin for deportation vid Manchuli—Reuter, Chinese Demonstrations Forbidden Nanking, Aug. 15.
The Government has recently received numerous telegrams from various military leaders throughout, the country, including Generals Han Pa-chu, Fan Chen-wu, Chen Mi jehu, King Shu-jen and others pledging their fullest support of the Government's firm stand in its however, are forbidden. This action is taken, it is believed, to prevent the communists from taking such opportunity to create disturbances.
In an interview given to Reuter's correspondent this morning, Mr. Usu Hsiung-chan, formerly Chinese Consal-General at Vladivostok, who had just arrived here from Viadivetok vid Japan, stated that the!
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