Nash In Washington
WASHINGTON, Mon. (10 a.m.).—A proposed treaty of commerce and navigation between the United States and New Zealand, a convention on the question of double taxation, and the operation of the Fulbright educational exchange programme are among the subjects being discussed by the New Zealand Finance Minister (Mr Nash) in interviews with State department officials here today. The discussions.will proceed all day with a brief interval only for an official State Department luncheon to Mr Nash, at which the Assistant Secretary of State (Mr Norman Armour) will be host. •
SMALL PROFITS.—TIie - British National Union of Small Shopkeepers decided not to cooperate in the Government’s plan for reduced profits on the ground that “their profits were so meagre that they cannot make any sacrifice.”
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Northern Advocate, 16 March 1948, Page 3
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