BOYCOTT DENIED.
AUSTRALIAN WOOL FOR JAPAN TOKYO, August 20. In a special interview, Mr. Kurusu, director of the Commerce Bureau, repudiated the suggestion of a boycott of Australian wool, of which the consumption is increasing every year in Japan. He said there was no fear of a serious diminution in purchases unless Australia unfairly penalised Japanese exports.
Mr. Kurusu explained that the movements to purchase wool from South Africa and Argentina were with a view to correcting the balances of exports and imports. The Government had no intention of giving special subsidies.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 196, 21 August 1933, Page 7
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