NEGOTIATIONS WITH JAPAN
■ ♦ APPEAL OF AUSTRALIAN PRIME MINISTER MELBOURNE, June 9. An appeal to all interested parties to keep out of the ring and allow the j negotiations with Japan to have a reasonable opportunity of success, I was made by the Prime Minister I (Mr J. A. Lyons) when speaking at Westbury, Tasmania. ’ i “We are now, for the second time, ’’ I negotiating for a friendly arrangee j ment concerning textiles, and per- - | milling such quantities of artificial I silk and cotton piece goods to enter Australia from Japan as the Government had in mind when the new a duties were introduced," he said. ■ | Mr Lyons caustically criticised the ! propagandists who were making the - i Government’s task more difficult.
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Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21805, 10 June 1936, Page 11
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