The subject of the export to Germany of material required for war purposes, was raised in the House of Commons today.
The President of the Board of Trade said that in the event of war, almost a is might be used for war d that nearly all materials used for war purposes had pacific purposes as w He did not think that it was desirable to divide the people into two camps. It would seem to give a real point to that propaganda about encirclement which, at the moment, was, of course completely false and unfounded. toda: he guarantees recently Mr. Stanley also told the House
given by the Government to Poland, Rumania and Greece, were made for other than commercial! reasons. The economic aspect of our relations with these countries is, however, under consideration with a view to our mutual advantage. The Secretary for Overseas Trade, Mr. R. S. Hudson, recently visited Poland to discuss with the Ministers concerned a number of projects for the development of the trade between the two countries.
There is a trade mission in Rumania at the present moment, and it is intended that Sir Frederick Leith-Ross should proceed to Greece, to discuss economic questions."—Wireless and Reuter.
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