"Three Air Companies Help Rush Consignment Nanking, Oct. 29.
Rushed from the United States by air express. to meet the needs of Chinese wounded, 3,000 packages of tetanus anti"oxin and 500 packages if ether and other medicines were received at the United States Embassy here to-day in response to its telegraphic request to the American Hed Cross Society.
The consignment created a record for quick transport, taking only nine days to reach Nanking from San Francisco.
Immediately after their receipt, the packages were handed over to the Chinese Red Cross Society for distribution to field service stations of the front.
With three aviation companies e: tending a helping hand to the Chi-mese Red Cross, the medicines travelled all the way by air from the United States.
The packages left San Francisco on October 20 by a Pan-American Clipper for Hongkong via Manila, they were carried to Hankow from the Colony by an Eurasia plane, and a China National Aviation Corpora-ition machine safely landed the consignment in Nanking.—Reuter.
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