Shanghai, Jon. 14 'A new postal agreement is reported by the "Shun Pao" to have been' reached between Chinese and British, authorities whereby mail destined for of coming from free China will 50. by way of Burma instead of Indo-China." The Chinese can no longer} tend mail to districts in free China through Indo-China in view of the! control effected by the Japanese over the railway which formerly linked Yunnan with Indo-China Mail cent from all China coastal districts and foreign countries will hhereaster reach the Chungking-controlled interior by way of Burma, Oulgoing mail. will be sent out by. trucks by the same route through Wanting where the Sino-British mall-exchanging station has been erected.
is. stated that much mail has been piled up since the Japanese move in the French colony, but expected that it will be gradually ent away. Tt is also reported that, the new arrangement will render it possible to send mail more quickly to free China than before, when it had to pass through the "French colony. Hongkong is said to be still the pivot of the air mail.
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