Nanking Official Criticizes Burlington House Display The exhibition of Chinese art measures at Burlinglon House London was described as a "dlagrace to China" by Me, Yeh Kung-cho, a member, of the "Committee for, the Preservation of Art Treasutes of the [Centrat Government, in an Interview reproduced inthe "Chinn Timea on Saturday, of the treasures exhibited in England According to Mr. Yeh, only a part
came directly from China, the rest having been' loaned from various governments and individuals. Japan, "England, the "United Stator and France. This is the result of a dark period in the history of China, Mr. Yoh said, The collections abroad, Mr, Yen said, were chiefly obtained when the {nfetnational. army invaded. Peking during the Boxer Rebellion while Some of the treasures had been sold foreigners by unscrupulous met chants and curio dealers, The treasures will be exhibited Nanking after they have been shipped back to Ching, it was revealed in Nanking yesterday. The exact place trid date of the exhibition have not been fixed.
Dr. Cheng Tionchsi, who accomnpanied the Chinese treasures to sug land, has completed arrangements with' British authorities for their ro= urn to China, very probably in a British cruiser, it is stated,
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