§ Sir E. CORNWALLasked the Treasurer of the Household the number and the name of camps where British prisoners are confined in enemy countries regarding which no actual reports have been received, and which have not been visited by any representatives of the United States of America?
§ Mr. JAMES HOPEAs my hon. Friend is doubtless aware, the United States Embassy at Constantinople has not yet succeeded in obtaining the permission of the Turkish Government to send representatives to visit camps in Turkey where British prisoners of war are interned. With regard to camps in other enemy countries, I think it is accurate to say that all permanent camps in which British prisoners of war are regularly interned have been inspected by United States officials. If the hon. Member desires, the United States Ambassador will be requested to inquire as to the exact position, which, of course, varies from time to time.