A TARIFF TRUCE
AUSPICIOUS OPENING Lond'on, Jun.e 14. Mr. MaeDonald said that 19 States, the majority whereof played an important part in world .economy, had agreed to tariff struce for the duration of the conference. He earnestly appealed to' all States to give adheresce to the truce by Friday, which would be a good augury in respect to the work of the eonfer.enceM. Hymans (Belgium) yas appointed vice-presideiit. The sunny moriiing session began to buzz with expectancy with the announcement of speeches hy Dr. D.olfuss, Mr. Chamberlain and M. Litvinoff. The most glamour ceiitred on the diminutive bpyish Austrian* ' 'Gh&neelfor, who is b'eset with tensehtess pf the hohae anti-Naz>i situation, wherfefor an aeroplane is waiting at Crqydon to whisk him to Yi'enna to-day. His speech was a model of gravity. He plumped heavily for a reductibn of wheat production as a check fo price deprdciatioh'., " s Mr. Chamberlain's 85 minutes' survey created an ekcell'ent impressi^h with his d'etailed, suggestion based on | iipiiftihg of " pti'cd 'leVels after final
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 558, 15 June 1933, Page 5
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167A TARIFF TRUCE Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 558, 15 June 1933, Page 5
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