§ 8. Mr. MACLAYasked the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs whether he will consider suggesting to the League of Nations that Germany be invited at an early date to put before the League her territorial grievance arising out of the Treaty of Versailles, and also her views regarding the general question of access to the raw materials of the world?
§ Mr. EDENThe answer to the first part of the question is No, Sir. With regard to the second part, the hon. Member will be aware from recent statements in the House that the whole question of Colonial raw materials is under consideration by His Majesty's Government.
§ Mr. MACLAYIn coming to a conclusion with regard to the first part of his question, has the right hon. Gentleman borne in mind the difficulty which the public in this country has in coming to any calm and reasoned opinion regarding the German problem unless it knows authoritatively from some source what Germany considers to be her grievances?
§ Sir JOSEPH NALLIs there any ban on the export of raw materials from any territory administered by this country?
§ Mr. MANDERDo not the Germans want all they can get?