Paris, May 27, 1M. Aristide Briand, veteran mem-bor of the French Cabinet, will continue in office as the Minister of Foreign Affairs for France, it was announced officially here to-day.
'M. Briand will continue to Tule the Quai d'Orsay as the result of the persuasive efforts of M. Pierre Laval, the Premier—United Press.
at the conclusion of a. debate The Chamber of Dept tien amber of Deputies today,
foreign affairs, passed a vote of confidence in the "Government by '318 votes to 261, the course of the debate the ister for Foreign Affairs, Aristide Briand, declared: "The wheel of Austro-German unity has een effectively spoked." He added tat Franco-Italian relations were evolving towards complete agreement—Reuter, termed "ccamie rays", of which numerous observations have Ben taken in' recent years. These "cosmic rays" are somewhat of the same character, and greatly resemble, the familiar X-rays, but are much more penetrating,. and cause of their increased activity at greater levels are thought to come from the distant stars, or nebulae. Needless to say, they have a very important bearing on the, problem of the ultimate constitution of matter, and any information will be of; utmost interest in all fede Of scientific research,
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