Burma for the past three months has continued to import vast amounts of supplies intended for China, al= though these have not been sent on fo China while the Anglo-Japanese agreement on the highway has been effect. Nevertheless, essential materials have been moved up to the
rushed to Chungking within a few Border' where they can, arity be days after the reopening of the Burma authorities said that stock accumulated for China in this country uring the past three months prob: ably would all be across the Chi border within a month, judging, from the closely co-ordinated transportation system devised by the Chinese dur-ting the past three months.
Authorities here kaid they were hopeful that when the highway ix reopened, it will carry an average of 500 tons of supplies daily instead of the 300 maximum prior to the closure of the rond three months ago
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