prattale Dea'sar engragety Here then, we see an enormous! chinese which was turned down by both American and British cap-Naleh and anese: Gora Were not afraid of giving credit and securing all the orders.
"The admnitation of the Har. bin Electric Administration, de-ighted with the results of ' last Tears oberons, Mie' Seen the" genre anaes wilt 3008 Aad ihe atten marianer $10,000, every departmental manseer ink ead Berane a Wh, Bee onthe a See grade sents th fee a all onthe eae iran ce sine om for the year 1930? site)
each can chew During 1931 more lines are to be ild'an ai he sahara inked up with the centre,—and though this means a large outlay; of capital, the profits which are! to be earned will not only _give the cost, Inego. dividends, but rapidly cover The Censorship snOne of the greatest paradoxes in Harbin is the police. censorship jon Russian papers which is con-Jducted by a staff of former Russian officers and bureaucrats who consider that any news regarding the Soviet which is often published in fall the papers printed in English throughout China, cannot possibly [be permitted in the Russian langu-jin Harbin as it comes under the heading of "propaganda."
A short time ago a report was printed of the manner in which theatrical managers had been treated by Chinese policemen owing the curtain having fallen some ten imutes later than the permitted ime. At the time no account, of this affair was allowed in the Russian papers and even the foreign press refrained from making comments on it, not wishing to hurt the feelings of the Chinese authorities, [but new an official protest has been sent to the Commissioner <f Police manager of the
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