The allegations contained in a Tokyo report to the effect that Dr. Lo Wen-kan, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, had announced ghat big fioans had been granted fo China by America for the purpose of maintaining a protracted anti-Japanese jeampaign were flatly denied by a spokesman of the Foreign Office to-
Manchukvo, General Tinge declares. He points to the fact that governor of Jehol, is lis fee-president of the Privy'
of the Manchukuo Govern-id that a federation of legal associations and representative 0 the prefectures of Jehol passed resolution in favour of an indepondent Manchuria on February 25, 1992, Tang Yulin was originally appointed Governor of Jenol by the fate Chang 'Tsolin, father of the present Young' Marshal, switched his choukuo, and assistance to the new state.
General Tings maintains that Manchukuo has passed a law for the state control of the. opium traffic. This year Jehol's opium will go to Manchukvo, and Chang Hsueh-liang Il lose his opium tax revenue, probably forcing him to reduce his Pergonal army by about half, he "Thus will Chang Hsueh-liang's menace to Manchakuo be destroyed," General Tinge. coneluded.—United Press.
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