"UNCLE SAM'S" TARIFF

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16914, 1 April 1929, Page 11

"UNCLE SAM'S" TARIFF

TURD EDITION.

TO EXCLUDE ©TO WOOL

|* ■ SAN FIWKCSSCO, February 2». Eridtmwss are multiplying to show that | the American woolgrowers are trying tMtsrouslv to exclude foreign wool twin !' r #JEy to'the United States, through the rf ;all increased tariff, ■which will materially affect the sales ot ! Australian and New Zealand wools m t|* United States, although it is freely admitted that t)» United States does »«* prodw» **>* anywhere near the superior *nahty of the Antipodean Swearing cimtm m the present wool ■turifi K«i -m mm apps**ni* to * *? tb® C & Customs House were proposed to the How* Ways and Means Committee by spofcesmen for the American 3fe Fred -J. 'Hageabarth, president of jtib* *&&**** Association, Ha first: of W> witwws tabled tor givtec evidence at a tbwhday hearing on tlfe section oi the United States lanfi Act, suggested a vis* to between o* ;«»«' m oents * W**& m , tIW) * IIS ' Jm S tatt <* 31 «**»«* **e f*** a «**«* '•tlbUßWdh w»l » *** ST*** , mt« waW «wk «& «* Saw m &*M«g wools, «* these tt^f 8 )Mftt « the trade as *nbov* forty--SK? *** *** f*** fen*. wl*fc are <*'*«*' «ang »»w rb# »««t»fto of plwshw and!V* **,s,» s* p*«e»a a *«y « 34 wnt» * «3U <£ &•» «*«■*. S*<* f» thaw ■«*% "WW «** w »t »\ * w » , *j *W latter v*te w.a3d be a redact*** of smm. *»*» » pe****- ._, a, » Hiring tk* United produced v-«*S«th and ws*d «**** Swk ™A Mk and «m**d 3U*ftW£ I 2»)?» IbgwJtM* *«d that tne WIM 'lW«t«tMi«. W *****? ***V««? p*» w&h the growth «* jd«w* '•*•« *"*» j » w » of a dw*dK he «ww swpply,»« to* (MliNJt w%«iw«»w»*s; of we nation-