BELGIAN TRADE
HITCHES WITH AUSTRALIA. MR. BRUCE VISITS BRUSSELS. ' London, Nov. 21. “The conversations I had in Brussels were satisfactory and cleared up several misconceptions,” said the Australian High Commissioner, Mr. S. M. Bruce, when he returned to London. Mr. Bruce said his reception had been very friendly and he was hopeful of good results. It is understood that one of thei largest obstacles to revoking the Belgian policy is public feeling due to propagandists misinterpreting the Australian attitude. Australia’s exclusion from meat contracts continues, pending the Government’s consideration of the outcome of the negotiations.
The barley eihbargo remains an unfulfilled threat.
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Taranaki Daily News, 2 December 1933, Page 9
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