The party, in addition to the Habichts included Mrs, Neonila. Magidoft, wife'of an Associated Press correspondent in Moscow.
The lengthy railway trip was necessary because of over-crowding of the main line railway trains.
Mr Habicht saidi he everywhere
to the front to sh Kronk to show the Read the Red Army.
The trans-Siberian express now takes a fortnight instead of the nine days formerly required from Môscow to Vladivostok, Trains were running. on schedule despite heavy trafüc in both directions, Mr. Habicht r The dining car was heavily patronized, he added, although milk, cucumbers, radishes, berries and others edibles were sold at many stations by local peasants.
Vladivostok is completely blacked out every night as is dll of European Russia up to Sverdlovsk.
—Reuter.
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