London, July 5.
The "Morni on a cablegram recei ing Post" commented from' the "Southwest Political Council" in Canton which referred to reports that Mr. Soong was trying to negotiate loans abroad and which declared that any such Toan would be "nationally repudi Manchuria, the Chinese Government ed, could wot and would not agree to The paper, while admitting that] the conditions of the pact. Bein did not Know by what, authori unable to control Manchuria, whic! the Council spoke, said. that it
are concerned, is still recognised as far as Soviet Chinese relations Hisetrated the present disunity, in and was useft ful as a caus part of China, China could not tion against granting credits to the give the necessary gusrantess, it the Chinese Government at present. was said—United Pres.
Reuter.
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