Nanking, May 27.
The Ministry of Railways publish-oda statement to-day "confirming the conclusion of an agreement for Japanese loan of $5.200.000 for the reorganization of the Peking-Suiyuan.
The Ministry, stated that "the Peking-Suiyuan ° Railway on April 25, 094, reached an agreement with the spaneso Oriental Development Association for the loan, which has Seen approved by the Ministry."
"The Ministry, however, emphatical-denied the report that the loan bad any connection with the Nishl-
Shanghai, May 26.
Measures for the resumption of through railway traffic between China and Manchuria, which were form:
Tated at the recent Shanhaikuan conference between the Chinese and Tapanese delegates, are being dis-for of the Peking-Mukden Railway, und Mr, Huang Fu, chairman of the Political Council. "Mr. Yin, rived from the north on Tues:
Keeping his whereabouts According to circles in close touch with the developments in the north, the resumption of through traffic on the Peking-Mukden line is inevitable.
was pointed out that before withdrawal of the Japanese " troops from north' China, trafic on. the Mukden-Shinhaikuan section "of the line which is outside the Great Wall was extended to Tangshan. Verbal consent was given by the Chinese uring the Tangku negotiations to the resumption of through traffic, which the Japanese held necessary to com-ensate the "loss" incurred following the withdrawal of troops and the Policing of the demilitarized area by the Chinese.
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