THE MARCONI CASE.
FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS. LIBEL ACTION PENDING. [Australian and H.t *-*i>i* A»»oaiation.j LONDON, March 2G. Replying to Sir Godfrey Isaac's challenge to repeat in public the statements made in the House of Commons in reference to the Marconi case, Sir C. E. Hobhouse, in u letter to the newspapers, denies that he endeavoured to induce the Telefunken tCompany to compete fox* British contracts against Marconi; also Sir Godfrey Issac's assertion that Sir C. E. Hobhouse while PostmasterGeneral, admitted that Sir Godfrey Isaacs had a foot on his neck and begged Sir Godfrey Isaacs not to reveal the Telefunken negotiations, otherwise he would be forced to leave the Government. Sir Godfrey Isnaes has now issued a writ for libel against Sir C. E. Hobhouse.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 28 March 1918, Page 6
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