The death was announced on Sey tember T of Mr. Edward P, Howard The China Aviation League with bbe formally" amalgamated with "the newly-created' China National Avior fon "Reconstruction "Association at the end of this month, according 8 decision reached by" the Board of states the Contrat News' It wae stag directors of the Teague, on Sepl. decided" that the. Flying" School Sponsored by the league: should be Gentinued until after the expiration the training period for the Nat elass,"and' hat the Association "be siced {0 take over the school, manager in China for the Douglas Aireratt Company, It is understood that Mr, Howard's death took place after a two days' illness, but further details are being awolled from California where he was spending his furlough with his wife and son, Mr. Howard was a well-known avia-for, and it may be remembered that it was he who headed an American mission for training Chinese pilots, hich arrived out here four "years jo. Born in Oakland, California, fon February 14, 1894, he was educat:
in public school there, and' later spent five years at the ' Hitchcock Military "Academy, one year at the University of California, and. six
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