The Archive · 1928

Arrival in Shanghai

The Soviet Consul-General from Canton, accompanied by his wife, two other Indies, and several chil ren, arrived in Shanghai on Thursday morning in a B. & S. ship from Hongkong. " By mutual agreement [between the British and Chinese authorities, arrangements were concluded whereby Chinese guards were placed round the exiles, and who kept watch over the Russians until they departed yesterday morn-at 9 o'clock, in the Nagasaki Maru, being transported by launch fromthe Watung Wharf to the N.Y.K. Wharf.

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

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