Istanbul, Sept. 28.
Turkish and Rumanian delegates yesterday concluded and signed two hew trade agreements after very long and laborious negotiations. 'The agreements raise Turko-Rumanian commercial, exchanges to a total of ©7,000.000, representing almost four times the' amount involved in the: previous trealy which has now ex hired, The new agreements chiefly provide for the supply by Rumania fo Turkey: of important quantities of petrol and feel oils in exchange for Turkish raw materials for the manufacture of textiles—Reuter, U.S. Loans for South America New York, Sept, 27, President Roosevelt" "ye signed an export and import—bill making $800.000,000 available for loans to South American States, states a Washington message to Dow-Jones Agoney.—Reuter, imports less necessary for North China would be the ones that would be the most restricted, "He realized that there would be differences of opinion as to the articles deemed to bbe most necessary. for North China, but stated that the Federal Reserve Bank must reserve the right to make such decision not only as to the type of such articles, but as to quantity deemed necess It was the desire of the authorities to interfere as little as possible with the import trade of North China, consistent with the attainment of the sth nounced objectives, Mr. Sakatani stressed the point that unless the volume of exports in: creased the volume of imports al Towed would be on a descending scale, because the support of the open' exchange market could not be Jeontinued for too long a period, Exchange Motor Yehicles He stated that as the available ex-
When questioned regarding permits change must be reserved for food- {or motor vehicles, he stated that it stuffs in the first instance, it was] way appreciated that a certain quant possible to say whether any permits with exchange would for such merchandise, Stocks of trade in Shanghai, said official. could not be considered held for use in North
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