Despite officials' reticence upon the "whole. subject, informed quarters confirmed to Havas today that the long-negotiated Anglo-U.S. commer-vial. agreement has already been signed.
"he pact was finally concluded and signed on Tuesday, November 8, in Washington, it is asserted. Apparently the official announcement will be made only on Monday, after Armistice Day.
Britain has granted the United Siates practically all the concessions demanded by. Washington, it is said, Britain agreed to lower taxes on fruit, timber, cereals, pork and motor car imports, while the U.S. will extend customs facilities for Dominion wools and British manufactured woollen and cotton goods.—Havas.
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