Tientsin, Nov. 22.
The Huitung Ca, a Sino-Japanese concern formed to operate an ait Service between North China and Manuchuria, is in difficulties because of i misunderstanding over the mille {ary air services maintained by the Japarese garrison here, The Chinese Side, it is stated, had the Impression that these would abolished after the formal establishment of the company. The Japanese, on the other hand. contend that these services are not affected, and continue Yo operate them to Puotou, Taiyuan, and Tsingtao once a week, Mr. Chang Yun-yung, the Chinese resident of the Hullung Ca, Is senting himself from offs on" the round of indisposition, and the Affairs of the company are being handled by Mr. Kodama, the Japanese vice-manuger—Reuter,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.