Some stocks on the Stock change rose 13 per cent. on publiestion of the international industria! fists' and bankers' manifesto.
The papers generally regard it as of recognition that the clauses of the Vervaills wre mainly responsible f ry state of world trade.
The manifesto ix endorsed [German industrial sireles.—Reuter.
Mixed Reception in Britain and Lukewarm Ekewhere London, Oct. 20.
The appeal "for Europ trade, dr men of States, which had a mixed reception in Britain, has evoked little respondent, the French newspapers lo the spectacle of bankers of America, which they assert to be the most protected country in the world, reproaching Europe for high tariff' walls, The German newspapers, so: Reuter's correspondent in Beni int out that the German tories represent only a smal of business life, Reater's correspondent in Rome! telegraphs that the Fascist press is very suspicious of the motives of ters of the manifesto. cue" considers the m2 manceuvre in connexion with the international trusts which are in process of formation.
At Washington, according to Reuter's correspondent there, Government spokesman emphasized the difference between the tari barriers of European countries and these between the United States and He-expressed the opinion that utile modification of the United States tariff was possible without ely jeopardizing domestic conditions.
Reuter's New York correspondent} States that the newspapers there give prominence to the manifesto:
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