To the Editor of the "Norta-Cxina Dainty News."
Sir,—In—yesterday's—paper under Notes and Comments the question was raised of giving Germany a helping hand. The average business man would like to know why Germany can underquote other nations in the world's markets when her economic and financial conditions are reputed to be in such a chaotic state.
To cite my own case, which is not an isolated one, I represent several British manufacturers and am also in a position to import German cargo which is 10 per cent. cheaper than irish equivalent. I find myself obliged to handle German goods in order to keep a hold on the market while our British
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