The Archive · 1926

Not Well Received

According to a Japanese dispatch from Mukden the new Soviet representative had but a very poor reception from the Mukden authori with the result that the General Manager of the C.E.R. and the U.S.S.R. acting Consul-General at Harbin who accompanied the Soviet diplomat are returning immediately to town, Some 109 Mongolian _pilgrims passed through Harbin recently on their way to Peking and presented 'a rather picturesque sight in their many coloured garments in the Harbin streets, whither they wandered with their families, having some their disposal before the departure of the south bound train. The Inter-Urban Telephone Ca. which is inaugurating a radio ser-Harbin, has already set up antenna for the receiving station and the other preparations for estabolishing the service are going forward. A room is being prepared, for holding concerts and other entertainments to be put in the air in Harbin. Radio sets are expected to be on sale during the next few day.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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