Washington, May 1 Mr. Jesse Jones, Secretary of Commerce and Chairman of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, yesterday said the Chinese Government still has large, un utilized credits in the United States.
"They are taking up the credit as it can. be used for purposes in the authorization. "Tt has not all been drawn by Tot:
Mr. Jones also made a general indicative of a favourable} attitude "towards loans on British assets in the United States. He said tone or two discussions had been started concerning a loan to British companies in the United States. but nothing big.
reference to an earlier loan to! the British Tobacco company, Mr. Jones said, "we were helping the avowed policy of this government to help Britain by making a goud loan." "United States.
By Soviet Ban"
Washington, May 1.
Responsible sources hers yesterday said they understood the new Soviet regulations against transit of war' supplies through the Soviet Union. would not affect Soviet shipments of, defence materials to China.
All such shipments recently have Jgone directly overland into Chinese territory. it was Moreover, the shipments consisted of materials [manufactured and produced entirely [within the Soviet Union. therefore, no Jquestion was involved of transhipment of foreign supplies, rellable sources said they believed.
Both Chinese and Russian circles here yesterday said they understood that no change has occurred in Sino-Soviet relations. as far as supplies are concerned. since signing of the Russo-Japanese neutrality pact—United Press.
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