KMT GUERRILLA ACTIVITY CONTINUES; KANSU GOVERNOR SAYS 16,000 GUERRILLAS SUPPRESSED

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• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 26, 2011
• Sequence Number: 942
• Publication Date: August 21, 1950
• Content Type: REPORT

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CLASSIFICATION CONFIDENTIAL tlA
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY REPORT
INFORMATION FROM
FOREIGN DOCUMENTS OR RADIO BROADCASTS CD NO.
COUNTRY Chins
SUBJECT Military - Guerril_'a activities
HOW
PUBLISHED Daily newspapers
sf;.WHERE Canton; (long Kong
PUBLISHED
DATE
PUBLISHED
LANGUAGE
HIS COCU MINT CONTAINS INFORMATION AFFECTINS THE NATIONAL DIFEMS/
STATES WITHIN THE M/AMINE OF [S,IONAO[ ACT SO
IpF THE UNITS
,IV, S. C.. 31 AND 2. AS ENDED. ITS OR IN
OF In CONT[NTSS IN ANY AMMANN SR TO ANRUNAUTHORZED FIREONT `SA PIRO.
IHISI715 ST LAW. SIFR000CTION OF THIS FORM IS FRONT 51750.
Newspapers as indicated.
DATE OF
INFORMATION 1950
DATE DIST. ,2/ Aug 1950
NO. OF PAGES 5
SUPPLEMENT TO
REPORT NO.
THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION
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lag GUERRILLA ACTIVITY CONTINUES;
S.AryST! GOVERIIOR. SAYS O 00GUEPMLLAS SUPPRESSED
KNIT AGENTS DISRUPTING MAI?3IAND EGDNU"nL -- Canton. Ilan-o. ~~ng Jih.._pao --, 11 Jul, 50
Peiping, 10 July Hein-hua) -- The Peiping Jen-min Jih-pao reported that
the KMT react,ionar?e, under the direction of the US imperialists, have been
infiltrating epecial agents into the Chinese mainland to disrupt out economy.
The following' evidence .m-. printed by the paper,.
"In May 1950, our Public: Fectulty Pureau uncovered. a KMT special agent
organization known as the Fifth Peterhment, Second Column, Shantung People's
c^1"at .nn Army; st "'eingtao, which has been actively
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.finti-,!i t "ati
engaged in pilfering varehose:, disrupting tr.an.sportation, destroying mili-
tary and industrial intal:;ationa, printing counterfeit currency, etc,, in an
attempt to disrupt our economy.
"After the liberation of Hainan, our military forces captured an official
document which disclosed a ENI plan to print counterfeit people's notes to
cause inflation in our country.
"A l special agent unit printing counterfeit currency was uncovered by
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our authorities in Mel Esien, Kwangtung." .
The paper also reported that many attempts have been made by the KMT spe-
cial agents to disrupt our railroad lines, such as the Heng-yang--Hankow,
Tientsin--F'u-k-ou, Tsing+.ao--Teinan, etc? The agents, are well-organized, the
paper reported, and have been wing local civilians to carry out these subver-
sive activities,.
KMT special agent:. are also said to be infiltrating the various industries
and. popular organizations. In many cases, they have successfully placed them-
selves in key position:, to obtain valuable information. Many accidents and
mismanagement of industries cen be traced to these agents,
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TENG PAO-SEAN PEPCNT5 BAND IT??ET.'PPP.ESSI0N ACTIVITIES -- Hong Kong Hsing-tao
dih-pao, 31 Jul 50
Peiping. 30 July -- On 26 ;une 1950, Governor Teng Pao-shan (1) Lnumbers
refar to ap;:.ended cherac.ters/, of Kanau, reported to the Government Adminis-
tration Council of the Central People's government that more than 16,000 KMT
guerrillas were killed, wounded, or captured and that some 34 bandit leaders,
including Mi Htiao-vu, were apprehended in the bandit-suppression campaigns
launched in Kanau between September 1949 and February 1950.
He admitted, however, *,.hatt there are still large numbers of KMT bandits
operating in Kanau and that the task Ie ,,till far from completion. During
April and May 1950, he said, reactionary societies, such as the I-kuan-tao (2),
Wu-chi-tao (?', Ta-tao-hui (4), staged many armed jail breaks to free the ban-
dits in custody These societies, he further aided, have been creating armed
agits ion in cities such as Lan-thou, Kae-lan, Ping-liang, Tiien-