HC Deb 18 March 1920 vol 126 c2434W
Brigadier-General WILLEY

asked the Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs if the British Consul at Warsaw appears much overworked; that those in a position to judge on the spot are of the opinion that in order that British interests may be safeguarded an assistant Consul is urgently needed; and if, in view of the prospects of expanding trade in that quarter, he will cause an assistant to be appointed?

Sir H. GREENWOOD

I am aware that additional assistance is required by His Majesty's Consul at Warsaw, and I am endeavouring to arrange that this assistance shall be provided.

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