UNITED STATES TARIFFS
STORM OF PROTEST RESENTFUL NOTES I i ' SMALLER NATIONS BITTERf 1 By Telegraph—Press Australian Press Association. Washington, July 10, The Senate finance committee disclosed that 25 foreign Governments, in-p;V eluding the Australian, had protested against the increased duties proposed in the House of Representatives Tariff am. ' ,j e? Some of these notes were couched in' strong language, particularly the Aus- •••■ tralian, which leaves the suggestion of "a general tariff war; with no quarter to be given or accepted.” ; . ? 4 Spain threatens denunciation of the I existing modus vivendi, under which trade with the United States is now conducted. - • The most embittered communications come from the smaller nations, such as Switzerland, Denmark; Holland and. Bel" gium. The committee received no communication from several of the larger countries, in which it has been reported that resentment is especially high, These included Canada and Argentina.
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Taranaki Daily News, 12 July 1929, Page 11
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