Nanking London, July 24.
The diversion of Chinese rai way revenues allocated for the service of loans was brought to ithe attention of the House of Commons to-day by Mr. Adrian Charles, Moreing, Conservative member for Preston.
in reply, Mr. Anthony Eden, Under-Secretary of State for Foreign AMairs, said that the Chinese Government had given an in' the case of" the allotment of railway fand! plement military requirements would not be repeated. continue Miles Lampeom, other ease, were know
Hi. M. Minister to. China, eontinaa made representations to the Ihinese, Government as defaults foccutred and would lose no suit-thie opportunity" for impresing upon them the importance of the maintenance of China's obligations to. hee- creditors, In conclusion, Me, Eden gave an assurance 1 tion would be Taken, to deal with the claims of Mir. W. J. Black and others when-over the opportunity arose—Reuter.
Chinese Duties Discussed London. It 25.
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