Liu, and' £1,000 the Trustees of the Boxer Indemnity. In addition Messrs John Swire & Sons are giving £500 per annum for three years to enable representative of the Committee to travel in Great Britain to keep in touch with all Chinese students.
Two More Studentships The Committee granted seven. Chinese studentships in 1933 at a joost of £1,250 and is offering two! more this year. It also granted a sum of £500, to which Briush man-Sfacturers have added £546, so that [seven Chinese apprentices could be placed in British engineering firms.
'The Committee is planning to send several British students to China and to exchange Chinese and British lecturers. Meanwhile it is learned that Mr. C. F. Strickland, an agricultural authority who was formerly' with the Indian Civil Service, "is leaving for China shortly to spend twelve months initiating rural 20 operation society.
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