TRADE WITH AMERICA
SIGNING OF PACT ANTICIPATED DIFFICULTIES BEING REMOVED Press Association —By Telegraph—Copyright LONDON, October 27. The ‘ Daily Herald’s ’ diplomatic correspondent says: “ The Anglo-Ame-rican Pact, after many troubles, seems certain of signature in the very near future. The latest British memorandum meets the demands nearly enough to avert a deadlock. The chief troubles are bacon, ham, lard, plywood, and tobacco, in which tariff cuts and quota extensions are wanted. In view of the threat of German dumping, is unwilling to undertake any increase in the present 33 1-3 per centum duty on motor cars, but compromised by limiting the assurance to higher powered cars, in which America is mainly interested.”
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Evening Star, Issue 23100, 28 October 1938, Page 9
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111TRADE WITH AMERICA Evening Star, Issue 23100, 28 October 1938, Page 9
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