The Archive · 1936

Mexican Minister Crashes

Tokyo, July 7.

Preparations of Major-Gen, Francisco J, Aguilar, Mexican Minister to Japan, to fly his own aeroplane to Europe this autumn came to an abrupt end this afternoon as the machine crashed at the Haneda airport here, Major-Gen, Aguilar and his son, who were on board, received injuries which physicians said were "more or less serious."

The mishap occurred in front the main hangar of the Japan Air Transport Ca, as the envoy was taking his private machine for a test spin—Domei, River and finally re-established themselves in such strongholds as Yen fehuan, Yunping and Wayaopu.

With this change of situation, the JGovernment forces felt it an urgent necessity to link up the two fortress ines, one from Fuhsien to the west bank of the Yellow River, the other from Fuhsien to Chingyang in Kansu.

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