Correction as to Fate To the Editor of the "Nowt-Cuixa Dany News"
Sm,—May I venture to correct an error in Mr. J, Hanson-Lowe's interesting article on "Travel in Chinese Tibet", published in the North China Daily News" of August 10, 1937
Regarding the former modern suspension bridge over the rive Yalung at Hohow, Mr. Hanson-Lowe ays: it was "destroyed six months completion by the local who were distressed at it fares." the bridge was destroyed by Chinese soldiers in revolt, who raided and looted Tachienlu in the y years of the Chinese Republic. The regiment of troops concerned stationed at Hsiangehen, near ang. Led by their revolting officer. Major Chen Pu-san, they evaded loyal troops at Litang and made a swift descent on Tachienlu.
After crossing the Yalung at Hohow by the suspension bridge, they cut the cables on the left bank to delay pursuit 1 believe the bridge was in use veral years: before it was thus antonly destroyed, Austin J. Cements Aug. 13
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