Maintained by Manchuria Air Transport Company Tokyo, Feb. 2.
Closer ce-operation between Japan, Manchoukuo and North China will be effected on February 10 when the regular alr mail service connecting ihe three countries is started, Government authorities said to-day.
The air mail service was established with- the support- of the Provisional Government of China. It will be maintained by the Manchuria Air Transport Company, the Huitung Kungssu and the Japan Air Transport Company.
Parcels, letters, postcards and newspapers will be flown to Kalgan, Suiyuan ahd Tatung—Domei.
In the presence of relatives and many mourners funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at the St. Nicolas Military Church on Rue Corneille for the late Mrs, Leonilla Parsamova. The service was conduced by Father Ragojin, assisted by Deacon Modest and Maestro Kol-chin's Russian Choir. The deceased, a Well-known and highly respected member of the Russian community, died last Saturday ae the Russian Orthodox Confraternity Hospital at the age of fifty-two years She is ved by two daughters, Mrs. P. ituarte and Miss Maria Barsamova, son-in-law Mr. P. Ituarte, and a four months old grand-daughter. Following the service at the church into ment took place at the Lokawei Cemetery, where the casket was carried to the grave by Messrs, Gauregui, Arana, Hernando, Illado, Azpiri and Uranga, Among those sending flowers were:
Daughters, son-in-law and grandchild; Milton; Tamara and Jack; Hai Alai Players; Cathay Hotel Staff; Mr. and Mrs. Haig Assadourian; Mr. and Mrs. Leon Assadourian: Dn and Mrs. D. J. Collins; Mrs. S. Glooshuava; L. A. and A. A. Karpovich; Mrs. V. Nichols; Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Sofoulis; Mr. and
others.
Ars. Uriarte; Mr. L. S. Weinstein; and Funeral arrangements were under the direction of the International Funeral tors.
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