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London, May 20.
A statement that Lloyds had paid all claims was made by Mr. Fred~ Jerick Van Den Berg, K.C, at the closing session to-day of "the Judicial Tribunal investigating the leakage of Budget secrets, The amount involved, he declared, was quite negligible, having regard to the underwriters.
Lloyds, he added, was actuated solely by a sense of public duty in reporting the affair.
The Tribunal hopes to present its report to Parliament at the beginning of next week—Reuter, Mr, Kenneth Butt Resigns London, May 21.
It_was officially announced _this morining that Mr. Kenneth Butt, insurance broker and member of Lloyds, had resigned from his posltion os a result of the disclosures made at the budget leakage inquiry.
Mr, Butt is a son of Sir Altres Rutt, MP—Havas.
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