Labour Suggestion of Insufficlent Guarantees ax to Educational Benefits London, Mar. 3.
The House of Commons to-day passed the second reading of the China Indemnity Bill, dealing with the allocation of the Boxer Indomnity.
Mr. J. H. Hudson (Labour) moved its rejection, ax a protest that there were insufficient guarantees that the money would he devoted primarily. to educational purposes.
Mr. Ronald MeNeill, _under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affaire answering, contended that the Advisory Committee ought to eft some latitude. He pointed that there might he medical Purposes which would be exceedingly beneficial to Chi The amendment was negatived without a
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