The Archive · 1938

Cause of the Trouble

The third (to which the first is to be attached) is the one that has caused most of the trouble. It can best be divided into three sections, which for convenience may be labelled Sections A, B and C.

Section A, to be filled in by the per, in which he sets out the estimated value of the craft concerned_and also when it was so valued.

Section B, to be filled in by the company's officials later, gives the value of the vessel according to the company's own assessors, and bears the signature of the chairman of the valuation committee.

Section C. to be filled in by the shipper when forwarding the document (and hence before Section B is filled in and before he knows what Japanese Air Lines to China Planned Links With Nanking and Tsingtao Prepared Tokyo, July 29.

Service on two new air routes in China will be started in October by the Japan Air Transport Company.

The first line links Tokyo with Nanking by way of Shanghai, and the other connects Tokyo with Tsingtao, Peiping and Tientsin.

Five Lockheed planes have been assembled for the Tokyo-Fukuoka line. Each carries ten passengers and a crew of three and has a maximum speed of 421 kilometres.

By September Douglas passenger planes are due to arrive here from America for the new lines.

Each of these planes can accommodate 21 passengers and a crew of three—Domei.

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