N.Z. & THE UNITED STATES
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■■ »' 9 1 Mr Nash Hopes For Closer Ties WASHINGTON TALKS
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(Received 13, 2,36 p Jau) WASHINGTON# Juiy 12. " Mr Walter Nash visited Mr Cordell Hull, the American Secretary of State for Forfeigh Affairs, and began oxplorfitory conversatiOns colicerxiing a trade agreemelit and a co-ordinated Bririsii and American air serviee between NdW Zeaiand and the United States. Mr Nash told the Australian Asso* ciated Pross that he hoped to conclude the disdusSion oni these miituai problems ih a manher satisfaetOry to both countries, "New Zeaiand must be more closely assoeiated with the .United States both edonom/ically and sociallY, } ' he teaid. Mr Naeh emphasised the hhildioap that British shippidg was suffering owing to the exclusion of traffic between Ameriea and HawaiL He said that he Wotild diseuss the situation with the United States. Referring to the trans-Tasman legislation, he pointed out that it had not yet beeff applied but indicated that he would geek an adjnstment of it in the hope of preventing continued dfeagreement.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 150, 13 July 1937, Page 5
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