Tokyo, May 12.
'One hundred members' of the Panese Salvation Army declared Tnoly strike" here to-day, demanding complete autonomy for the Japane Salvation Army from London heat quarters. The strikers also demand ed a simplification of the army's busi-ess methods and reorganization the association's units.
"The "holy strikers remained at the Salvation Army hospital here while high officials considered their demands.—United Press, The service will be operated in cooperation with the Japan Air Transport Company, the major alr service Japan.
Eight-passenger Nakajima all-metal monoplanes, powered with two 800 horsepower motors, will be used. These planes are built in Jupan under cence from the Douglas Company.
Stops_en route will be Dairen, Seoul, Fukuoka, Kyushu, and Osaka,
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