percentage has been alloted to print 1 will be noticed that the higher Goods. "It is in this class of goods that Japan has recently een making [enormous strides, largely at the ex-Tense of the United Kingdom but also St the expense of Indian industry.
The Special Tarift Board, which reported last year on the evel of duties necessary to afford adequate protection to the Indian textile in-Gustry against "imports from the United Kingdom; made on recommendation in the ease of printed od is, "having regard to the fact that the Indian textile industry is. still the duty was made.
the face of this decision,' Japan been allowed to increase her allotment in respect of printed goods and, by the system of adjustment rermilied under the 19% Protocol 2nd which, presumably, continues the present Protocol, she may further increase her allotment by trans-for from one of the other categories.
further disadvantage of the agreement to India is that it does of embrace artifclal silk, On the whole, however, India's negotiators may well be congratulated on having done as well as could be expected,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.