Canton, Feb. 27, The Southwest Aviation Corpore tion announces that owing to the lack fof planes the regular passenger and airmail services will be suspended for the time being.
The suspension is believed to have been prompted by the damage of the Changkang plane which crashed into the river near Samshui earlier in the week. The company now possesses only one machine suitable for longsistance flying which is not suffelent {to maintain the regular services.
The bodies of Mr. Wu Po-fan, a viser to the Shensi provincial gov-fernment and Mr. Chan Tao-yn, the pilot, who were killed in the ill-fated Changkang plane, have been brought. back to Canton.
It is learned that Mr. Wut had been Invited to open a factory for the, manufacture of motor fuel from cotton seed in-Kwangsi and was en route to Kweilin to confer with the authorities when he met his death, Gen. Li Tsung-ien, newly appointed Commander-in-Chief of the Fifth Route Army, has allotted $3,000 as funeral expenses for the late Mr. Wu.
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