Gunnison Valley News | 1925-09-24 | Page 2 | Motor Roads in China

Motor Roads in China Busses operated over newly built motor mo-tor roads will within the next decade bring about the unification of China, which ten years of fighting has failed to accomplish, predicts a writer in a recent issue of Asiatic Motor. In three years since lied Cross engineers built famine roads in that country the mileage mile-age of Improved highways, privately built for the most part, has more than doubled. In the 4,000 miles of motor roads now in use or under construction construc-tion and in the hundreds of busses already al-ready in operation the forces at work will wipe out tribal animosities and make for friendly progressive rivalry among cities and sections thus brought together.