Washington, Sept. 14.
Evidence alleging that China had Jdiverted the $10,000,000 Loan intended to enable her to buy American wheat made by the United States in 1933, to the purchase of guns and aircraft from the United States, was given *0- day before the Senate committee of inquiry.
Senator Gerald P. Nye, Chairman Jor the committee, who revealed the Jexistence of this evidence In an interview, did not state where the munt-tons had been purchased. He added, however, that the commit ice was row [engaged in studying the evidence.
He said that a further $20,000,000, in Jaddition to the loan, had been tent to [China to buy cotton so as to bolster lup American" trade and relieve JAmerican grain surpluses and, at the same time, to help China feed her Senator Nye further declared that Japanese official circles contended feat the toan for wheat had actually been converted later for the purpose lof buying' munitions.—Reuter,
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