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London, To-day. British credit to Germany-reports of which have been much commented úpon over the week-end' -was suggested to Dr. Wohltat, representa- tive of the Reich Ministry of Economy, by Mr.. R. S. Hudson, Director of the Department of Overseas Trade, it is prominently reported by the "Daily Express," "Daily Mail" and "Daily Telegraph" this morning.

The first two papers have received a communica- tion from Mr. Hudson in which he complains of misrepresentation of the talk he had had with Dr. Wohltat...

He said that he had mentioned a

credit plan not in his official

capacity, as the press had given DARTMOUTH

readers to understand, but as a private opinion.

. According to the papers, the credit plan contained the sugges- tion that Germany should be given access to the raw materials of the world and should be given economic and financial support in the task of switching German industry from

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Five hundred cadets of the Royal Naval College at Dartmouth. paraded before His Majesty the

give her consent to a limitation of King when he and the Queen visit- armament or disarmament respec-ed the College and attended Divine tively.

In his letter to the newspapers, Mr. Hudson emphasizes that ..no figures were mentioned in the talk between Dr., Wohltat and himself.

Service in the chapel. The King wore the undress uniform of an Admiral of the Fleet.

The King and Queen returned last The "Daily Telegraph" reports night in the Royal Yacht to Ports- that a week ago the name of the mouth, where they are due at 2 p.m. Director of the Department of to-day en route to London. Overseas Trade was mentioned in The week-end visit to Weymouth connection with credit plans which and Dartmouth was accompanied. were alleged to have been outlined by grey skies. and intermittent at that time to diplomatic repre-showers, but the King and Queen. sentatives.

were given a warm-hearted Country welcome...

HUDSON SPEECH Mr. Hudson made a speech at Harborough yesterday in which he said that the peace of the world for the next 20 or 30 years was dependent on the way the large undeveloped areas of the world were distributed among the populated nations.-Trang-Ocean.

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statement before the House of ed razor blades!

An uproarous send-off was given. Commons on the British credit the King and Queen on their de- plan to Germany suggested by

Mr. R. S. Hudson, Director of the parture from the harbour entrance, Department of Overseas Trade, to from which the Royal Yacht set Dr. Wohltat, representative of the Bail accompanied by 500 cadets in. Reich Ministry of Economy, accord. every available instructional vessel

from whalers to gigs. Reuter. ing to the "Daily Express" this. morning.

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The paper declares that the statement will contain first of all a re-affirmation that England was For stealing four pairs of silk. determined to oppose with all her stockings from the Sincere Com- strength any further extension of pany, Wong Ching, 21, was sen-- German military hegemony in Centenced to three months' hard la- tral Europe.

bour by Mr. T. J. Houston this morning.

To this declaration o of British Policy, the Prime Minister is then going to add, the "Daily Express" says, that if Germany wishes avoid an impact and desires save the world from the econo ruin which further expenditure

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