TRADE NEGOTIATIONS
BRITAIN AND BELGIUM DISCUSSIONS WITH GERMANY (United Press Assn.—Elec. Tel. Copyrignt; BRUSSELS, April 6 Negotiations will begin in London on April 15 for commercial exchanges between Britain and Belgium. A German economic mission has arrived in Brussels to discuss import quotas for the second quarter (# the year. Britain and Soviet It is revealed that the Russian Ambassador, M. Maisky, has been discussing with the Foreign Secretary, Viscount Halifax, the improvement of trade between Britain and the Soviet. Russia is offering additional exports from Lithunania, Estonia, and Latvia under the pacts between Russia and the Baltic States. Anglo-Dutch Agreement Following the new trade agreement between Britain and Holland, decrees have been issued which are designed to ensure the stoppage of re-export to Germany of Dutch imports. A long list of goods is banned, except when importation is permitted by the Netherlands Import Centre, “Anic.” The plan will operate on Monday. Authoritative quarters in Berlin, referring to the Anglo-Dutch agreement, say it will now be necessary to investigate the extent to which Holland has sacrificed her rights and shirked her duty to Germany.
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Waikato Times, Volume 126, Issue 21082, 8 April 1940, Page 7
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