London, Feb. 6.
By an overwhelming majority. the districts of the Mine Workers' Federation have accepted the offer of coal-owners for an ad in ses on a cost-ofcliving basis of Sd fa shift for adults and 21d. for boys from January On January 25, the ference of delegates of the Fecera decided, by. 524,000 votes against 70,000, to recommend districts accept the coal-owners!
Reuter, Repayments Goud Mr, Jones disclosed on Wednesda; Fepaid more than $2,200,000 il shipments. He said on China wae far ahead of required payments.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee, it was recalled, approved 1 U.S.$100,000,000 expansion of the Export Tmpori Bank's capital on nesday making possible further saa ia} aid to Chino.
"There is a great desire on the part of the Administration to. make a additional loan to China," Senator Pittman announced following the committee vote. night that negotiations are now under way with Chinese officials for @ new loan which would be repaid by the shipment of Chinese tin to the United States, Mr. Jones. said China was seeking a loan of U.S.$75,000,000.—United Press.
Say Concerned Tokyo, Feb. 9. antee 3 Mr, Yakichiro Suma, told the press today that he is really concerned over the possibility of America grant. ing a Toan to Chungkiny to China was used for
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