Question Asked in House Of Commons London, June 20.
Asked in the House of Commons ioday for assurance, in connection with the recent Anglo-Italian negotutions, that the British Government did nbt contemplate authorizing any form of credit or guarantee to the Italian Government or to Italian merchants for the purchase of wheat, Mr. R. A. Butler, Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, said the question of credits in any form was not raised by either side in the negotigations which led to the agreement of April 16.
No other negotiations with Italy on that subject were contemplated by His Majesty's Government, he added.—Wireless through Reuter,
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