Import Bank Mr. T. V. Soong Jor pie Washington, Nov. 29.
Indications that another America! loan to -China is pending were ised here last night when it was learner that Mr. T. V. Soong, former Chinese "Finance ' Minister, confer today with the bend of Export-Import Bank, Mr, Warren Pierson, and the. Federal Administrator, Mr, Jesse Jones.
American officials, indicated however, that it might be some before any specific agreement reached on a new loan.
One Chinese source said present discussions in involve the possibility that the United States will arrange to buy large amounts of Chinese goods over a one or two year period. This information correspt general with earlier statements made, by Mr, Jones, There were rumours in some, circles that a new loan to Chita might be timed with the recognition jot the Wang Ching-wel regime in Nanking by the Japanese ment tomorrow, If the new loan to China is delayed, it was, be]ieyed, the Unit States probably "wit fake some of sures, possibly involving ditional embargoes against Japan, order to voice its disapproval 1 Japan's recognition of the Nanking regime—United Press. of the mail and telegraph: services to "examine all news. transmitted abroad and cancel any such news as he may deem Three French bombing planes were Nokornphanom (Nakhonpanom) area it-was officially announced, confirming earlier reports. United. Press.
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