Bertin, Mar. 26, A truce was called to-day in the: Germar-Polish tavift war which began seven years ago with the ex-pity of the commercial treaty ber tween two countries. Since 1.en all nogoviations for a new pact invaria~ cided in a deadlock and with increasing political and econo-tries both began to place restrictions on imports from each other, with, Poland starting. and Germany talloting in good measure. During the Inst few months trade between the two countries had been practically throttled, with both country suffering equally, until it has: now. decided to resume commercial rela~ tions on the basis of the tariffs in. force in 1981.
Notes to that effect were ox-changed (o-day at Warsaw between the German Minister, Count Moltke and the Polish Foreign Minister, Dr. Zaleski, These notes agree to the removal of all restrictions imposed since January 1, 1982 and, moves over, are believed to pave the way for a resumption of the trade negotiations with a view of concluding a new commercial treaty.—Trans-Gcoan Kuo Min.
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