London, July 14.
It was the intention of the British Government to continue every effort to Mr. R.
Overseas And reading of the Overseas Trade Guarantee Bill in the House of Commons today.
Within a few short months, he continued, there had occurred a changed political situation, as a result of which Great Britain had ment with the Greek Government purchases amounting to £2,000,-
Mr. Hudson said there was a further matter—the question of granting a credit to New Zealand. This credit would be used partly to finance purchases of munition for the New Zealand defence programme, Negotiations were also being carried on with the Polish Minister in London, It. was in order to meet these requirements that the Bill was being presented. Great as the amount was, it would hàve been many times larger if they met had all requirements in the last few months, The Bill was read a second time without a division.—Reuter.
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