§ 68. Mr. C. S. Taylorasked the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster how much German subjects have now to pay for the mass-produced people's motor car in Hamburg in German marks; how much this is in £'s sterling at the normal rate of exchange; and how this compares with the price of £160 sterling payable by British subjects serving in Germany.
§ Mr. J. HyndThe mass produced people's car, or Volkswagen, is now sold to Germans at a price of RM.5,250. As there is as yet no normal rate of exchange for the German mark, it is not possible to compare this price with the £160 charged to Allied Missions, and British and United States personnel serving in Germany.