RUSSIAN FIGHTING.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 11931, 30 October 1919, Page 5

RUSSIAN FIGHTING.

YUDENITCH DRIVEN BACK. United Press Association— B - Electric Telegraph—Cfopj right.* London, Oct. 28. A Russian north-west" array's communique states:—A considerable force of Bolshevik 3, under selected commissaries from Moscow, counterattacked immediately south of Petrcrad and compelled Yuciemtch on Saturday to evacuate Tsarksoe Selo and Pavlov sk. The Keds, including troops iroru Archangel, again strongly attacked/ no Sunday, recapturing Krasnoe Solo Bolshevik attacks have now ceased. The Reds recaptured Plyussa station, twenty miles southwest of Luga, BRITISH NOT ASSISTING. In the House of Commons, in tpdlv to Mr Wedgwood, Mr Harmsworth stated that the Government was not at present furnishing funds or supplies for KoJtchak, and did not contemplate furnishing further supplies for Denizen. FINNS REFUSE AID, , Since the British left Murmansk, Yudenitch has had difficulty in copiug with the Bolsheviks. He asfced the Finnish Government for aid, which was refused. ■ ■ BOLSHEVIK PREPARATIONS. Copenhagen learns that theßolsfteviks are busily transporting troops from the centre of Russia in preparation for recapturing Petrograd if the cityjis lost.