SHADOW OF WAR
MILITARY ACTIVITY IH MANCHURIA RUSSIAN RAIDS REPORTED RED PLOT DISCOVERED frets Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. SHANGHAI, August 16. China is actively preparing for war. & message from Mukden states, that General Chang Sueh-liang, the Manbbnrian overlord, has issued orders for 'the immediate departure of 60,000 toixed troops to the Siberian border, to jbe divided between the eastern and western fronts. A message from Harbin reports unprecedented, military preparations, supborted by naval while the manufacture of ammunition is proceeding at a feverish pace. Soviet raiding parties continue to spake sudden visits to Chinese towns on the border. Three towns —Chao-hsin-blnn,TChung-hsm-chin, and San-chien-!Bang—are still occupied by the Russians. Manchuria reports the arrival of two additional Soviet divisions, reinforced ■by cavalry and a labour corps. A dastardly Soviet’ plot at Harbin today has been officially announced. A of Reds plotted to blow up an iron bridge spanning the Sungari River fend destroying the shipyard. The arrest bf those concerned led to the discovery tof a huge cache of arms, machine guns, pn/T bombs.—Australian Press Association. .
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Evening Star, Issue 20256, 17 August 1929, Page 15
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172SHADOW OF WAR Evening Star, Issue 20256, 17 August 1929, Page 15
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