Canton, June 11.
According to an official "of the Kwangtung 3rd Army Corps who has just returned here from Kiangs!, many of the inhabitants of th Hulchang, Yuentow and. Shiuchin districts "are suffering from dropsy owing to the lack of salt. Since the territories held by the Reds were Doltled up, there has been a severe shortage of tal and ell found inh possession of the country folk' hat Manchuli, June 11.
Agreement was reached here to-day for the establishment of a direct alr mail service between Tokyo. and Europe via Moscow.
Officials of the Japanese, Manchoukuo and Soviet Governments have been meeting here to work out the problem and they arrived at an agreement to-day.
Under the proposed schedule, mail jean be delivered in London twelve Says after being mailed in Tokyo. The mail will be delivered from (Tokyo to Manchuli by Japanese aeroplanes, and transferred by automobile to a Soviet aeroplane in Matsuevsky JAerodrome, eight kilometres from Manchuli. "The Soviet planes will deliver, the mails to Berlin and points jen route. AtBerlin they will be transferred to the regular air mail. liners at the Buropean system—United
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