Nanking, Sept. 18
Publication of a Washington news despatch reporting allegations "that China had used 8 Portion of the American wheat "loan proceeds for the purchase of orme and: munitions brought the postal bans upon the "China Press*"and the "China Times." the. United. Press was reliably formed to-day.
The two newspapers have been completely denied secoss. 0 postal facilities, while the "China Times" iso is understood to have been denied. use of the telegraphs at press fates by the withdrawal of pros Cards ferued to iis various correr: pondents.
Authorities in Nanking are thoroushly"aroured. over the publication the allegations made at the investigation into the munitions trade. now tinder way in Washington. The tele-Ham. Reported. to shave ineprred Giiciol "displeasure, quoted Senator Gerald P. Nye, chairman of the Investigating committee, as stating that China had diverted proceeds of the U:8$10,000000 Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan {0 the purchase of guns and sireratt.
The telegram as printed by_ the "china "Press" intimated. that" Sena for Nye's allegations may. have been based upon charges made by Japan.
Ofcitis here' are. to" seriously incensed over the, publication of his Ino newspapers may be demanded, that the closing down
Such drastic action would be pressed. thous joved that any india fp elite curie
United Press.
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