In Nanking last week the Chinese Ministers of Communications, Foreign Affairs, War and Finance met solemnly. Soon it was reported they had cancelled the air mail and passenger contract of the China Airways Federal Inc., U.S.-owned subsidiary of President Clement M. Keys's* Intercontinent Aviation Inc. for "violation of national rights of China and interference with the postal administration."
Said China Airways' president, Ernest B. Price:
"During the past four months the Chinese have given us little if any cooperation and the service has grown increasingly difficult, as obstacles have been created regarding landing fields...
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