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Kweiyang, Kwel, Feb. 10, From what I hear (and'that from reliable source) there are from two to 3,000 refugees now at Changsha waiting for passage by motor bus to this city a passages are already booked up to June next. Now and then one prepared to pay a good tip may get a ticket, I am told, thus com. ing up sooner, but these are probably but few. For those who are comfortably off, this is bearable, but for the many who have escaped with but ttle, it must be most trying, to put it very mildly.
Some ten Post Office trucks arrived here from just over the border from Hunan, in the Sansui district; they Jwere attacked by a band of Mino robbers and robbed of everything [that could be taken; I am told of many people who' are left with nothing but what they wear.
This particular district is said to be very noted for robbers so one wonders Jwhy the authorities do not guard against them, but people say that with the province so denuded of troops. who have been sent to the front it it by no means easy to do s0 adequate-
Chita were arrested without apparent reason by Ogput agents, the Mfanchou-Kuo Government to-day decided 10 lodge strong representations with the Soviet Government.
According to the report received from Chita, Ogpu agents there have been keeping a close watch on the activities of Manchoukuo Consular officials, As a result of this surveillance officials and employees of the Consulate have experienced a short-ge of food and fuel, the report said. A similar report was received by the Manchoukuo Government from the Manchoukuo Consulate in Blagovest~
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