Sun Fo Makes Another Urgent Demand for Return Belief that the late General Yang Vu-ting was mainly to blame for the detention of the rolling-stock Manchuria has caused Mr, Sun Fo, Minister of Railways, to send another urgent telegram to the Young General (Chang Hsuek~ tang) asking for the imu return of the engines and cars of the Peking-Mukden Reilway.
Mr, Sun Fo reminds Gen. Chang of his own statement, telegraphed on the 15th, that Yany was the Villain in this particular piece and, according to the Kuo Min news weency, continues:
Foreign Loan Arrears presume that my previous telegrams requesting the release of the ears detained by the military have come to your notice. The Peking-Mukden Railway was built with foreign money and we are obliged to repay our British ereditfors the monthly sum of £10,000 and $60,000, The section inside the Great Wall is comparatively short and, with the divided control therein the past and the lack of rolling-stock, there has been a sharp decrease in the revenue of the line, Naturally, ws have not been able to meet any Toan obliga: ions, which fact in turn seriously Aifects our ered.
"However, now that the opposi-nto the release of the rolling: jock has been removed, T hope you will effect immediate return of the locomotives and cars to facilitate an eatly unification of the Railway's Iministeation for the improvement its finances and the restoration of our credit.
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