Gen. Chen said that, the arr of the Spiritgof the Chukiang unvoldably had to be postponed on recount of the stormy weather eastern Chekiang, During the flight from Hangchow, they hat met with very heavy weather and hae been pushed out of their first, they had intended following the and the Line could plane then moved 2 height of from 200 to 80 fect only. If the weather had been fine within wu hour Tu the course of an the Chinese press. Gen, Chen that he west satisfied nese people were taking the people and the support rendered by the Government. The news-pers, too, had their share for they could hel by disseminating paganda. "When the Chinese fully veatized the impor sch, Koangtung, n Ihe said, aviation was 150 the Chinese press Chinese Me Mail. Compan; thas been formed and that it alrear ment. According to preset the first service will "be between Shanghai and Canton, Foochowe as an intermediate stati me The capital will be a quarter of dollars and four American jeruplanes will be used for the The company propuses also tablish a factory for the mand facture of aeroplanes of a Tight land cheap type.
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