London, June 2. Mr. Robert George Howe, who to succeed Mr. E. M. B. Ingram Relics, which was first established in 1932 though it has since ceased to function.
'The reorganized committee will be composed of 15 members, including Mr. Lu Hsi-yung, Director of the Department of Ceremonial Rites of the Ministry of Interior, and Mr. Thong Chiung, Director of' the Department of Social Education of the Ministry of Education, who will be members station, left England yesterday The duty of this committee will Counsellor, to the British [ex oftcio for Peking.
Mr. Howe, who 15 accompanied by Mrs, Howe, is ramon maga ly ter to classify the various ancient relies and supervise their preserve lon. Its work will not conflict with that of the Board of Directors of the Palace Museum—Kuo Min.
German services were working upon a "strato-plane." "The stratosphere ins at an elevation of 35,000 feet inthe United States," he said, "and to-day normal flight is carried on in the tropospnere, a much denser
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