Agent Confesses to Hankow Examiners Hankow, Oct 2 Aster lengthy cross-examination, a White Russian, arrested here on Oct. 1, admitted his espionage activities {Gr the Japanese, it Is earned to-lay.
Correspondence between himself and Japanese officials, credentials for secret service and a bottle of me visible ink, a camera and a two-foot electric torch, were all found in his house.
At night on October 1, when the whole city was plunged in darkness at 9 Japanese alr raid, Chinese milit~ ary units discovered' a light from. the Russian's house, Tt waved in a tu ich way as if to point the way for the invading planes, Immediately after the "all, cleat" signal, his house was ralded—Centrat News,
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