Basle, June 11.
Satisfactory returns showing that the working results of the Bank for International Settlements are up by 11,000,000 Swiss francs since April were presented at a meeting of the Jorganisation to-ds Great Britain was represented by JIN. Montagu Norman, Governor of the Bank of England, and Japan, by Mr. 'T. Kano, a prominent banker.
was the first time in the history fof the Bank that Japan was represented.
Tt is rumoured that the board dis-Jeussed steps in the contingency of Germany suspending payments on ithe Dawes and Young loans—Reuter.
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