delegates' Busy Time: No Chance to Consult Washington, July 25. Non-Official Advisers Senator William E. Borah of idaho, chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee of the Senave Ottawa, July 25. her people and so damage Jand recognised as out of the lend-'The delegates to the Imperial the market on which the Dominions 'Spofesmen' Gri' snteroational Economic Conference spent a busy so largely depend. jen in Congress, has come. day to-day. behind closed doors, The statement, which is designed Tore. with another smpartant The Dominion representatives. are to assist the work of the Conference, confident that one of the earliest shows how preference for Empire "few days ago he suggested th immediate convocation ofa World Rfew days ago he suggested the Fesults of the discussions will, be products has been increased by rethe displacement of Danish. bacon cent tariff legislation and points out Conference to consider the revision and butter in the British markets Dominion commodities.
Shat the proportion of Dominions! exports still enjoying free entry int
pressure of work so great that a The" delegates "are tinding the Great Britain in some cases exceeds 190 per cent, and only falls ai
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