RUSSIA’S IMPROVEMENT
IMPORTS INCREASING MOSCOW, Jan. ». Indications are t/hat Russian belt! will no longer need to b« tightened, as during the lean years when hug® supplies of foodstuffs were exported in order to obtain foreign exchange for payment of imported machinery. The big cargoes received in the peat fortnight are cited as being the beginning of a new era. They include 15,000 barrels of Dutch herrings, 40 tone ®f Guatemala coffee, 50 tons of Ceylon tea, and 25,000 cases of Java oranges. It is explained that imports of raw materials, semi-finished prodnets, and consumers’ goods will now largely re j place the former imports of machines and tools. The im/proving economic position will reopen the Russian market to many commodities.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 11, 14 January 1936, Page 11
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