Nine more alleged Communists were handed over on Nov. 5 by the Settlement court to the Chinese authorities six of these being extradite ed to the Shanghai and Woosung Gendarmerie Commissioner's " office and the other three, two of whom were girls, to the Shanghai Public Safety Bureau The alleged Reds now in the custody of the Lunghua military authorities were arrested at 627 Teh Ching Lee Alleyway, off Moulmein Road, the headquarters of Commonists in the western district. A search of the premises resulted in the seizure of many imperant documents, including several copies of telegrams received by. local munists from the Red Armies apers ting in Kiangs! Province.
representative of the Lunghua military authorities, asking for the Prisoners' extradition, stated that
ers, was in charge of the headquart-Chang Chia-ping, one of the prisoners where the "Red Flag," the well-Tmown radical paper, wax printed Jand distributed regulatty. Two other arrests had been made in Chinese territory, the officer told the Court.
Vigilance on the part of a female detective sent from Nanking was responsible for the apprehension of girl Communist who was extradite.
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