Washington, Apr, 10, Proposals for a firm United States Far Eactern policy, including the Fecommiedation that the United States ctaliate against Japanese restric Placed on American trade wid Lo eonsigered by the ited States Charaber of" Com: merce at its annual meeting on April 29, it was announced today.
The United States chamber of Commerce here has published pro posals by member chambers, indo Ing the Shanghat chamber. aspect of United The of Commerce his propose'
declaration emphasizing. the fnportance of developing and main. taining business opportunities for Americans in China on equality with those of any other "nation recommendation that the declared policy of the United States Government be to hold warring nations in the Far East fully responsible for damages done to Ameri 3." An advocation that restrictions and" discriminations be applied against Japanese trade and shipping m the United States to. correspond with the Japanese restrictions and discriminations against United States trade in China, 4. The development of the Unitea Staies merchant marine with efllcient and dependable crews.
'These proposals, along. with other proposals, will form the basis of the United States Commerce Chamber' annal declaring policy which deter= mines the Chamber's official attitude fon all Congressional Jegislation until the next annual Chamber mecting—United Press.
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