Mr. Wu Hsi-chien, alleged Communist leader arrested by Japanese gend-farmes, revealed yesterday that anti-Japanese organizations directly controlled by the Chungking Government were. operating in the Shumeen Settlement.
'A translator employed by the Bue tish Consulate in Canton was alleged by Mr. Wu to be acting as contact man for the groups.
Mr Wu, who was educated in a Japanese university, received orders Yecently from Sung Teu-wen amd LiewtGen. Chen Tue-lin, of the Chinese Air Force, to operate in Canton.
Early in March he went to Canton and commenced gathering information on anti-Japanese movements. He was aided by Mr. Liu Erhetich, a translator employed at the British Consulate, he said, in supplying information to agents of the Chiang Kai-shek regime. He was introduced to numerous anti-Japanese Chinese living in Shameen.
Ar. Wu is being questioned further. Japanese authorities expected that he Would make more disclosures about activities of anti-Sapanese organiza tions in the settlement—Dom to Cancel Oil
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