Amsterdam, May 30.
The scientific results of the Arch-bold air expedition to New Guinea might be described as the most important ever achieved in that region, declared Mr. Rand a member of the expedition, on his arrival here today en route to the United States.
The expedition, he added, met natives who had never.seen whites previously, and discovered many interesting mammals.
Consisting of six explorers, the expedition arrived in New Guinea last June, after a 10,000-mile flight from San Diego, California.—Reuter, U.S. Envoy to Tokyo Reaches Canada Vancouver, May 30.
Mr. Joseph C. Grew, United States Ambassador to Tokyo, arrived here today en route to Ottawa and Washington.
Although' the Ambassador was not available for an interview, his wife met newspapermen and talked for her husband.
"There is no political reason for our return" to the United States, Children Hurt in Ohio School Explosion Akron, May 31.
Forty-two children from six to eleven years of age, and two teachers were injured in a gas blast today when the Balberton city school heating system exploded. The incident was similar to, though on a much smaller scale than, the school gas explosion in Texas two years ago. when hundreds of pupils were killed and injured.—Havas.
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