Mr. Yang Techao, representative Jot Gen. Chen Chi commander! lof" Kuangtung troops, from Nanking yesterday, and is leaving for the South to-morrow. by the President Hoover. Interviewed by [press representatives, Mr. Yang! stated that his trip to the south is purely on family affairs.
In connection with the proposed $18,000,000 loan to Canton by. the Government, Mr. Yang stated that the question had been practically! settled. "The Kuangtang authorities }will ask the banks in the south to advance the money, which is to be! refunded by the Government.
'The loan is necessary to relieve ithe financial stringency in the south. "He revealed that the major lity of the sinking funds of the Kuangtung Provincial "Bank, Jamounting' to $0,000,000, trad been Jdrawn by the authorities. Any uncertainty in the political situation is, therefore, bably to cause a von} Jon the hank, he pointed out, Eogene Chen, Foreign Minister in the Fukien govern. ment, today issued a denial of the Japanese report regarding: the barter of Kinmen Toland, in' Amoy, for American octo planes.—Reuter.
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