Peiping, July 31.
The Japanese military" authorities now have military missions estab-Ushed at all the main points along the Peiping-Suiyuan railway, at Kalgan, Kueihua, and" Paotochen, Which "is the terminus of the line, This morning, Major Imai, Military Attache," said these missions were under the command of the Japanese garrison in Tientsin and hot under the Kwantung army. 'When asked if there were' regular fights by Japanese military planes between Peiping and Paotouchen, with stops at Kalgan and" Kuelh the Major replied that there was regular service, but a plane went approximately once a week.
Concerning Sino-Japanese cooperation in North China, the Major said that investigations in this connection were sull going on and that no concrete plans had been formed. He understood "that North China there was coal under the earth and cotton could be grown above it; that was all he knew of industrial development in North China.—Reuter.
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