CO129-501-2 Chinese situation- Boxer indemnity 5-2-1927 - 14-12-1927 — Page 112

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Ceda telogram to H.M's. Consul General (3hanghai).

Foreign Office, May 23rd, 1927.

3.0 p.m.

No. 56.

(R).

Following for 3ir M. Lampsoni-

Your telegram No.830 (of May 6th. Boxer Indennity).

I regret that I cannot give any enco

this suggestion.

ant to

The adoption of any such proposal would be a complete

departure from the recommendation of the Advisory Committee,

namely, that all expenditure of funds should be determined

and carried out by a Board of Trustees with a Chinese

majority. Obviously, therefore, no anticipatory advance,

especially to a British controlled body, could be approved

by Advisory Committee. Hereover objection (2) in your

paragraph 5 seems so insuperable that Lord Buxton does not

think it necessary to submit suggestion to British members

of the Committee

Please repeat to Peking.

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