Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-25
SOVIET TERRORISM DRIVE :
In CHINA is Barred In RAID
Marking Makes Public Documentary
Evidence Laying Widespread Com
munist Crusade to Moscow.

form. The figures used to represent the
number of persons are from to 239, OF
which K equals TO 10, B equals to 9, etc.
"All telegraph offices are now in our
hands. An order has been issued pro.
hibiting employees Of the telegraph oficeS
from resigning their posts without suf-
Client reasons. Employees Of the tele-
graph offices and party directors have
been permitted to secure Chinese ma
tionality should they be able to do any
thing to facilitate the control OF these
Telegraph Offices. The Chinese are t1av-
ing much difficulty in learning to oper-
ate the automatic telegraph apparatus
in view of its complicated construction
and Of our distractions.
"Al reliable persons in the telegraph
Offices who are handling the communi-
cation of secret information were pro-
vided for by Engineer Chicherin, Pusky,
Levisoff and Yulikroup. Their laborious
task has now borne fruit. This work
deserves our special attention, conf
dence and appreciation. The employees
of the railway have now overcome their
nervousness and they are MAINTAINING
their usual calm.
Prepared for Terrorism.
"Basing on reports coming from Man.
king, our comrades who are handling
substantial work have resolved that,
pending the formal declaration of atti.
tude by the Marking government to-
ward the Chinese Eastern Railway, the
execution of the policy of terrorism at
various places should be postponed as
circumstances might require. However,
preparations for its execution in all i'm
portant centers, not including the dis
tricts along the Chinese Eastern Rail-
way. shall be complete in time.
If the Marking government does not
manifest its attitude toward the Rus
sian position along the Chinese Eastern
Railway and in other important centers
Of the three eastern provinces, then the
suggestions made by Yulikroup that
China might eventually incline to CO.
operate with Russia would be quite rea.
sonable. We have made adequate prep
arations at Wukden to meet any posi-
BILE move on the part of China in that
direction.
Cost Of Organization Estimated
Prom the conversations made by the
representatives of the different Chinese
Communist organizations at Hardin, 1t
is learned that there is strong POSSIBLE
ity for the organization of secret bellig-
erent contingents at Mukden. for which,
however, 10000 gold rubles are re-
quired to finance the campaign. As to
the subsidies, We have sent you a de-
The other three kilograms, said to
have been saved from a stove in the
Soviet consulate. relate largely to the
promotion Of break between Mukden
and Marking. The first, dated Febru-
airy 20. is from Moscow to Hardin. The
text follows:
AS result Of the important political
changes in South China, we shall pay
special attention to what actions the
a,Ytk Al
! the situation. Should the Mukden
| leaders be concentrating their efforts on
the political changes in the south, it
Will be our opportunity for conducting
extensive Communistic activities In the
northeast All reports received IN this
connection indicate that there Is DOS
sibility Of break between Marking
and Mukden as a result Of the political
changes in question.
1T is expected that the commission
Of the Third International will approve
the various steps outlined in your
scheme. However, the regulations Of
the railway governing the employment
Of equal numbers Of Chinese and Rus
sian staff members should be opposed
and all Russian employees who have
not secured normal Soviet nationality
| shall be replaced by Communist mem
bers. The Third International has
taken adequate steps in this connection
as 1t would be very dangerous in case
OF strike should such precautionary
measures be not promptly taken.
Military Demonstration Planned.
THE Soviet government is planning
to stage military demonstration on
the border districts and preparations
In this connection are now in full
swing. But before the preparations are
completed. such reports should be cate
gorically denied.
las Puconi is an expert in military
tactics. he shall make detailed report
on the Chinese political situation from
its various angles and send such re-
ports directly to Moscow. At the same
time he shall report through long dis
lance to the commission of the Third
International the number Of Chinese
troops in China and places where
strong military forces are stationed.
Investigate into the number of rifles,
guns and hand grenades now in store
and report on measures for destroying
those depots
You shall also report on whether we
could persuade Chinese comrades to
handle the work and to draw up such
work of accommodating to you You
shall consider the schemes drawn up by
the Chinese and see that they are care
fully done so as to avoid possible dan
ger to their lives. 1t is very important
that great caution should be exercised
especially at the present moment or
what we have already achieved might
be frustrated"
A telegram dated January 20 from
ress made by the Chinese Communist
party.
Documents Removed.
It states: with the occurrence Of
political changes in Mukden. all Com
munist organizations there have been
reorganized and all documents and lit
erature deposited therein have been re-
moved to secret places, thereby reliev-
ing apprehension in case of possible
raid on these organizations. Steps havs
been taken to keep up close commune
cation with the new party leaders al
though the measures taken are not very
effective and somewhat tardy.
The work done by our party COM
radeS in the interior of China has been
ineffective as they have not yet thor
oughly understood the party. But with
the establishment of Communist or.
CARNATIONS in the three eastern prov
inces which are conducting their activ-
tiles through the medium Of Chinese
organizations, party work has been
progressing by leaps and bounds. Other
than such organizations there are Com
munist cells, which are enjoying sim
liar power as the former. The cells
sent to China have all been confirmed
by the Third International, and these
include 1872 Chinese and 48 Russians,
and they are being distributed in the.
following manner: Hardin, 10 Chinese
and Russians; Mukden. IS Chinese
and z Russians: Heilungkiang. 20
Chinese and 5 Russians; Kirin. 10
Chinese and Russians.
THE rest being distributed In dis
tricts now under the control Of Nam