BRITISH FINANCE
LOSS IN INVESTMENTS, (United Press Association.—By Electric Telegraph. —Copyright.) LONDON, February 4. Between two thousand and five thousand millions of British savings were lost in overseas investments during the past sixty years, said Sir Arthur Samuel. nt Woking. He urged measures to prevent the flotation of undesirable loans, to ensure interest repayments properly secured, perhaps hv hypothecation of specific revenues assigned t<> the sen ice ol foreign loues 1,1 milled that every country, in South Am orica with t In l 'esi option -f \rgent:m is in default on external loans.
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Hokitika Guardian, 5 February 1932, Page 5
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