The Archive · 1934

Frost Our Own Comesronoest

Peking, Oct M., sine sudden carrying-att irom his nem Se og cay last mont neat pite nopearance since, of Mr, Bee peed" Mongolan ati)

one lns&wellnown a has caused. tremendous excitement in ho Besngeleiecles and will add. enor wene the already serious dificult for ofthe Nanking "goveroment 30 {he Mongolian question.

ats of this dramatic Kis: napping' affair are. as follows—Mi Bee Reogelin, or Kiukhu Batur amonget "names is, a. Japanese Mueated student and. for some time $e'Reltervice of the Chinese govern-Mont hes been one of. the. Tmoving ity in the movement for Mongol teem, "When the Autonomous Political Council of Mongolia was set Palingmiag, he was appointed Sbmmender vot the Public' Safety september 3, Mr. Han came to Poking on private business und stay~ Efaté House, No. 28 Kuan Yin Ssu, the East ety: At 9pm. on the night September 8, a party of five men fu plain clothes drove up in a car to ThiP house and pushing past the ser-who. answered the door went Hraight to the room where ate Han ves ating. with, his wife. Speaking n'a Southern accent they' demanded gee: lis arms permit. wich after Seausal inspection they found Srder, but ocked him to come along Stith them fo. their Headquarters. Confirm ie matter, producing, at the Same time, badges and a red Warrant, Stowing them to. be from the Third Regiment of Special Gendarme, Mi. Hen, not unnaturally demurred, see-Ing that his permit was admiredly Inforder, but in spite of his protests Was seized and. dragged. of 1 the Gar which drove rapidly away." His Stite"ana several other persons. were ings. That though she a friend who Self-Government Commission. The military and" police "authorities are!

very" interested in' the. case. $1,000 reward has been offered by the Peking branch of the Military Aflairs Com:

mission Zor his early "discovery.

Finally, from the details 1 have able to gather it is indicated that in the course of independent investigation by the Bureau of Public Safety ie, the Police, it was ascertained that the headquarters of the Third Regiment did actually order a car from a certain garage on the night of the fifth, that this ear drove the Kuan Yin'Ssu where Mr. Han lived and from there of the headquarters of the Third Regiment, that the garage had demanded payment from the headquarters for this hire, and that they had been warned by the latter not to mention it outside,

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