Emigrants Committee, outside the Committee's offices in Moulmein Road at 135 pin. on Monday, continued to be shrouded with as no clues to the identity of the killers could be found yesterday. The two cartridge cases, found by police at the scene of the crime, were sent to the S.M.P. ballistic department for examination, but it was learned that the pistol from which they were fired had not been identified by the police.
All the Russian papers yesterday were full of the tragic details of the assassination and obituary and condolence notices filled the pages of the dailies. Only one paper, however, made definite accusations against the assassins, this being the "Russian Times," which in bold letters charged communists with having shot Mr. Ivanow. The paper claimed that the Jate White Russian leader "fell victim io a plot of enemies of National Russia and the enemies of the New Order in the world."
Mr. N. K. Serejnikoft, former col-oriel in the Russian Imperial Army and hend of the registration department of the Russian Emigrants' Committee, was chosen temporary chairman at an extraordinary meeting held at the Ri 'Emigrants' Committee on Monday afternoon.
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