London, Oct, 17.
The Sunday "Times" stated that a declaration will be issued on Wednesday by prominent bankers ind business men of all Great Britain and Europe and of the United States.
The declaration, it is stated, constitutes a frank statement of post-
Yope and plea for the adoption of specific European industry ing impoverishment.
Important Plan for Removal of Restrictions on Trade Oct. 19.
An important "plea for the removal of restrictions on European! trade" was drawn up to-day by al large number of representative bankers and business men of Europe and the United States.
The manifesto dwells with the interference of trade by tariffs, special licences and prohibitions since the war and urges the establishment of economic freedom as the best hope of restoring commerce and credit in the world.
The signatories to the manifesto include Dr. Schacht, President of the Reichsbunk, Sir Arthur Balfour, Lord Bradbury, Mr. F, C. Good-enough, Viscount Incheape, Mr. Reg-mald MeKenna, Mr. Montagu Norman (Governor of the Bank England), and Mr, J. P. Morgan.
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