TRADE WITH AMERICA.
A GENERAL UNDERSTANDING. VERY FRIENDLY FEELING. NEW ZEALAND AND AMERICA. United Press Assn.—Elec. Tel Copyright WASHINGTON. July 15Before leaving for Pittsburg, Mr W. Nash told a representative of I lie Australian Associated Press that President Roosevelt had promised to go to New Zealand “ when he had finished his The Minister said ttie State Department’s communique contained everything that could be published regarding his talks, which had resulted in a general understanding on mutual problems. Ho said ho had found a ven friendlj disposition toward New Zealand. He lunched with Mr It. Morgenthau, Secretary of I lie Treasury, with whom he discussed world problems. Also. Air Nash conferred with the chairman of the Maritime Commission ami the Secretary of Commerce. 11. ■ i New > ork to morrow. His plans for his homeward voyage an uncertain owing to the possibility o his return via Ottawa, the reason for which, he has uoL disclosed.
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Waikato Times, Volume 121, Issue 20247, 16 July 1937, Page 8
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