Budapest, July 27, That foreign credits will not be withdrawn from Hungary, was decared to-day by the" Premier, (Count Bethlen, ina statement madd to the Press to counteract the rumours of large withdrawals imperilling the position of the tional Bank, The statement adds th nevertheless it would be ne:
ditional short-term credits to. the ary for Mungary to obtain ad Jamount of seven million pupils sterling, to be later converted into '2 Joan.' Negotiations with that ob-Jicct, the statement continues, are already under way, France having indicated her willingness to parti: lcibate up to forty per cent. in the leredits and, later, in the Loan, 'The Premier concluded by' ems phasing that the problem of tha restoration of the House of Haps: burg was not yet ripe for discus: sion, thus indirectly confirming tha report that France has made" her financial assistance contingent upon Hungary' renouncing her designs for a restoration of the Hapsburg. fi monarchy—Trans-Ocean Kuo Min.
The famous St. Bernard dogd from. the' Alps may be engaged rescuing travellers in distress in the Himalayan snows as the result lof the decision of the monks of thd Grand St. Bernard hospice to: built second St, Bernard hospice on the spurs of the Himalayas.
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