Dairen, Sept. 23, Having successfully completed the Hlongest mass ight ever attempted by Japanese naval aeroplanes, 78 land machines and two amphibions arrived from Mukden at 1280 o'clock this moon, They left Mukden at 10
'Leaving here on 'Thursday morn~ Ing, the craft, commanded by Captain Niyozo 'Tsukahara, commandant of the aircraft carrier Akagi, flew to Hsinking, stopping' en. route at On Friday they flew to Harbin and returned to Mukden yesterday, again stopping at Changchun on the soutt-[ward trip—Rengo.
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