A. pilgrimage to the grave of Genal "Pereira, brought back sacred memories of a friendship extending over many years. General Pereira fend Capt. Brace. were very close friends, both being very much into ested in travel and exploration in Gentral Asia, A short visit to Gen-Tong and the Border Treasurer, furnished. this "Y" secretary with inside information about trade and commerce on the Tibetan frontier and enabled him to gain a comprehensive view of the present relations between China and the Land of the Tar Capt, Brace is president of fan institution full shing an enormous amount of scienti-fie Inquiry. Dr. Graham is the ener-eric curator of a museum quickly acquiring enormous quantities of material, De, Morse, one of the mov-Ing spirits in the society, and. young, Kilburn, are spending days of a hot summer down on the Yunnan-Kuel-1
Both are busy doctors and the university, neverthe-Yess they set apart a time each summer for scientific exploration, Mr. Torrance, an authority on the Chiang Tribe, and Mr. Robertson are, also doing solentine work along the Tibetan frontier. The results of these Journeys are carefully written up and form part of the society's journal, which "is usually published every second year.
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