PROGRESS IN JEHOL
JAPANESE ACTIVITIES STEADY DEVELOPMENT LONDON, Nov. 1. The Daily Mail’s correspondent at Pekin, who has returned from a visit to Jehol, emphasises the steady development since the Japanese occupied it in March. - . -- - The railway has been extended inland towards Shaoyang, 70 miles from the coast, and should reach Jehol city in 1934. Four omnibuses, escorted by military, run from Chinchow to Jehol city, and four mail aeroplanes fly weekly between Jehol and Mukden. Customs posts have been established along the Great Wall
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18235, 2 November 1933, Page 7
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