The Archive · 1922

The Boxer Indemnity

Peking, July 6.

The Allied Ministers visited the Waichiaopu this morning to discuss the Chinese Government's proposal of a further suspension of the Boxer Indemnity for two years, but_no decision was reached.

The original suspension of five years terminates this year.

A mandate issued last night appoints Messrs. Hsiang Hsiang and Yen Chu Vice-Chairmen_ of the Finance Commission and Sir Francis Aglen, M.°Padeux and others members.

It is_ reported that Messrs. Tsi Hsi-ling, Chow Tze-chi and We Kuang-chien will be asked to act as Advisers to the Commission.

—Reuter. one oe rary

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