Bucharest, May Before Sir Frederick Leith-Ross, chief economic adviser to the British Government, goes to Athens on Tucsday, it is expected that a memoran-um will be initialled embodying the points of the agreement reached be tween the British economic delegation and Rumania, It is understood that a permanent mixed committee will be established fo deal with the practical working of the new agreement, and the cooperation of national and private interests_on both sides, in increasing Anglo-Rumanian trade, A British credit, it is understood, of £5,000,000 will' be given maint to purchase arms and for capital en terprises like the construction of silos. Repayments will be partly through increased takings of wheat and all by Great Britain, In order to aid the wheat trade, Rumania hus abolished the minimum price regulations and is reducing freight charges, while the all law will be amended with a view to encouraging foreign oil companies invest capital in this industry.—
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