FRIENDSHIP UNIMPAIRED

Taranaki Daily News, 11 June 1932, Page 7

FRIENDSHIP UNIMPAIRED

anglo=argentine goodwill

closest economic relations.

STUDENTS VISIT PARLIAMENT,

•MTNISTER’S WELCOME IN SPANISH.

British Official Wireless. Rec. s.'p p.m. . ‘ ,un ®. 9 ’ ’ The Argentine university delegation now touring England visited the House of Commons to-day and a speech o’ wplcopie in 'Spanish .was deliveied by Mr. Harold Mitchell, Pqrlianieptftry Secretary to the Minister of Overseas Trade. . r, • . Later, at a luncheon w their, honotp, Mr. Mitchell referred to the friendship with Argentina wl]ich had remained unimpaired since it began HW years ftgo. To-day Argentina and the United Kingdom were in remarkably close econoni}c relations and it was pleasant to think that Englaiifl now provided Argentina with a market for those products which Englishmen had done so much to create. Mr. Mitchell hoped that as a result the of students’ visit they would carry with them a whiear idea of Britain’s efforts and achievements in _ spheres other fhan economic—in medicine, law, science, literature and politics.