Mr. Ivan Carlson's Remains Brought to Shanghai The body of the late Mr. Ivan Carlson, formerly on the staff of the China National Aviation Corp, who was a passenger on the ill-sierred JCanton bound air liner some time ago, reached Shanghai on Thursday fon board the s. Ningshin from Ningpo.
The body was washed ashore some ays ago near Ningpo, and identification was made possible only through papers found in the pockets of his clothing. It is believed that the victim's body has floated free of the supposedly sunken wreck of the replane through a hatchway bursting. open when it sank. To date, aside from a mail bag, seat cushions and a few other bits of wreckage', other victim has been recovered and. the position of the sunken plane not found.
Four Lives Lost The big Sikorsky-16 mail plane was heading for Canton when it vanished over Hangchow Bay. It was piloted fon that day by Mr. Robert Gast, and carried Mr. James Funk, radio opera for, Mr. Ivan Carlson, and a Japanese passenger named T. Yonemura, The telegram received by the C.N.AC. local office from the Tsekt District magistrate on May 21 did not mention whether the bodies of the other three foreigners in the missing plane had been discovered, Meanwhile, the _Canton-Shanghai air service under the auspices of the ENA, which has been suspended since the disappearance of the Sikor~ sky-16, is still suspended. The company has ordered two new planes from America and, as soon as these are shipped to Shanghai, the service to Canton will be resumed, according to officials of the company.
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