Andrews Likely to Abandon Expedition Peking, Apr. 16.
The famous American explorer, Mr. Roy Chapman Andrews, in statement made to Reuter's re presentative this evening, said thay the Peking' Cultural Society is now. making such impossible demands upon the Central Asiatic Expedition, which Mr. Andrews is in charge of, that it is likely that the Expedition will not-be able to proceed with its investigations, in Mongolia this year Mr. Roy Chapman Andrews said "The Peking Cultural Society demands that we shall spend all the money, do all the work and give everything we find to China, in addition to paying the expenses of three Chinese scientists during our trp into Mongolia and afterwards taking them to America for two years and again paying all their expenses."
Mr, Andrews declared that, unless these conditions are modified, he will not move a foot in the direction of Mongolia, but will prepare to return to America with the work of the Expadition uncompleted.
'A deadlock now exists.
The Peking Cultural Society is the matter to Nanking
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