London, May 15.
In order to facilitate the arangement reached at the Imperial Conference that the representation of the United Kingdom and the Dominions on the Imperial Economic Committee should hence forward be on the same basis, Lord Snell, Sir Arthur Balfour and Mr. Blundell have tendered their resign from the Committee, Pending a further review of the position, in the light of the results fof the proposed conference at Ottathe Prime Minister has appointed Sir Sydrey Chapman, the Government's _chiel fecondmle adviser, to be one of the representatives of His Majesty's Government in the United Kingdom on the Committee. Sir Thomas Allen, one of the United Kingdom representatives on the Committeg since its inception, has agreed to continue to. serve,—Wireless through Reuter,
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