§ 17. Mr. ALBION RICHARDSONasked the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs whether any, and what, restrictions have been imposed, and why, upon the sending of money to British prisoners of war interned in Holland?
§ Mr. JAMES HOPE (Lord of the Treasury)This matter is complicated by questions of exchange and of food supply, and I prefer to make no statement on the subject until I have been able to discuss it with the delegates to The Hague Conference.
§ 80. Mr. PETOasked the hon. Member for Sheffield (Central Division) whether he is aware that British and Indian prisoners in Turkey are suffering from the lack of proper dental treatment; and whether he will arrange for the Ottoman Government 1034 to be asked to allow dentists with European diplomas to visit the prisoners' camps?
§ Mr. HOPEThe Netherlands Minister at Constantinople was asked last month to propose to the Turkish Government to enter into the same reciprocal arrangement with us for dental treatment of prisoners of war as is already in operation between the German Government and ourselves.
§ Sir J. D. REESAre there any dentists with European diplomas in Asia Minor?