London, Jan. 15.
The Cambridge graduate, Mr. Ronald Kaulback, who last year explored portions of Tibet not previously vislted by Europeans, will shortly under. take a fresh expedition to the same region.
He is at present awaiting the permission of the Nanking Government to travel from Burma to West China, and from there to Tibet.
'Mr.' Kaulback expects to "leave here in the middle of February on his new venture.—Reuter.
After having been re-equipped by the air squadron, the first time that an overseas squadron has been sup-lied in this way, the Aying-boats Yok off, manned by the personnel of Flying-Boat Squedron 210, under -Oficer A. F, Long.
The flyers are to Yemain four days at Naples, two at Basra and five at Karachi. They will then fly across India to Chittagong, a distance of 1350 miles with stops at moorings and on various rivers—Havas.
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