The Archive · 1936

British Indemnity Fund Allocation

Next Year's Scholarships Decided

The Board of Trustees for the Ad~ ministration of the Indemnity Funds Remitted by the British Government held its 41st meeting on October 5. Messrs. Chu Chia-hua, R, Calder-

Marshall, Yen Te-ching, Tseng Yung-pu, Li Shu-hua, Li Szu-kuang, Chen Chi-tsai, Liu Jul-hong, and Kenneth Cantho were present with Dr. Chu Shia-hua In the chair. Mr. Han Lih-wu, Director of the Office, also attended. The following resolutions were adopted:—

A toan be granted to the Ministry fof Railways for the construction of the Nanking-Ciidchow Railway, with details to be arranged Inter.

(2) The loans of $1,200,000 and $1.800,- 00 requester by the Yellow River Commission respectively for the purchase of China Buys U.S, Planes and Munitions Washington, Oct. 6.

The Department of State issued Meences for the export of arms, ammunition and implements to China totalling U.S, $782,119 during September, it was announced to-day. War planes accounted for US. $552,012 of this gute.

The Netherlands purchased US. $230,780 and France $180,599 war supplies during that month—

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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