END OF RED TERROR IN SIGHT

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 210, 30 May 1919, Page 5

END OF RED TERROR IN SIGHT

-* FLIGHT OF BOLSHEVIST LEADERS CHINESE RABBLE IK PETROGRAD (By Telegraph-Press Association-Copyright' (Rec. May 20, 10.50 p.m.) London, May 29. Stockholm telegrams slate that Hit Hubert Cough, in charge of the British military mission in Finland, announce? that complete arrangements have been made to feed the people of l'etrograd directly the city is captured. The Bolshevist leaders have lied, leaving the town in the hands *j£ kaderless soldiera Street lighting has commenced between the workmen of l'etrograd and the Letts and Chinese, who now control the city. - Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. THE FINNisiTADVANCE OCCUPATION OF~PETROGRAD .. IMMINENT. New York, May 17 (delayed). The New .York "Times" correspondent at Copenhagen learns from a reliable source that General Mannerheim, with aFinnish army, is within twenty miles of l'etrograd, and experts to enter the cilv in a few days. The Bolshevik authorities have left l'etrograd and are going to Moscow— Ans.-N.Z. Cable Assn. EARLY FALL DKNIED BY THE BOLSHEVISTS. Washington, May 28. The 'Bolshevists deny that the fall of Petrograd is imminent—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. NAVAL OPERAWTn THE BALTIC 1 BRITISH REINFORCEMENTS. London, May 17 (delayed)." British submarines have been sent to the Baltic to assist a powerful squadron of British surface ships against the 80lIshevik Plcct.-Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. : ALLIED AGAINSTCOMMON ENEMY ; UKRAINIANS AND POLES.' ' New York, May 16 (delayed). The New York "Evening Sun's" correspondent at Paris states that peace between the Ukrainians and the Poles has been arranged by the Big Four. This means the union of the Ukrainian and Polish armies to expel the Bolshevists from the Ukraine. General Heller's army, now in Poland, will join the campaign, which the Allies are backing.— Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. KERENSKY OPPOSES KOLCHAK A MANIFESTO. (Rec. May 29, 8 p.m.) ! Paris, May 21 (delayed). Kerensky and seven other members of the first Russian National Assembly, and officials of two other Republican societies; have issued a manifesto protesting against the recognition of Admiral Kolchak or Allied intervention in Russia until it is asked for by a Government willing to reconstitute the National Assembly -Aus,-N.Z. Cable Assn. -