SMUGGLING ARMS.

Auckland Star, Issue 38, 14 February 1929, Page 7

SMUGGLING ARMS.

| ANTI-SOVIET FORCE. Plans For Counter-Revolution In Russia. SECRET MOVEMENT. (Australian and N.Z. rres> ArfDciatkm.) 111.ivt ■: lU.oO l'.ni.) I.iiVDHN. February IS. The 1 .lit ir-h tinted Press cor:v--jpnutlenl in Pans make- a rc\ c!at :<'i. !on the "highest |H>s-.ible anli-Sov,e; ! authority" ai:>l gives details of \a~. | World-wide prepara I .ions lor a ui.iiItarv counter-revolution in Ktissia oil a gigantic scale. He -a v- that nun- and ainiininiti'm are being lhrough IVli-h. Man < hurian and Im—aiabian 11 out ici's <>• l!n—ia and -ecrctly stored in sirateii'. point - expert ly chu-cn. (,>ua nt it ic- have been purcha-ed o;i \ar.oii-- pretext ■» in Britain. <-erinany and el-cwhcie and hon-ed tii :oiii:hoi:t the country in pea-ants" huts, cavc> and gra naric-. Kun-running i< growing in volume ai d evcrv month <>\ir li'oo men are regularly employed in ihat occupation. Forces are at the d:-po-al of the movement oni-ide Pu-sia. and it -tated that 100.000 men of the old !!«-- >;an Military Cnion when the tin. • comes will ]>onr oxer the ear-tern and we-t crn frontiers to organi-c 13 i< • (Oiinter-I'CI olut ion which i> laeilitated by secret anti-S<i\iet propaganda, the Ked Army and the Civil Service