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YOUR
CONGRESSMAN
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.'<• hlrf>. Hurr P. Harrison
Washington—Groundwork is in progress for what may develop irrto extensive trade negotiations between the United States and other countries.
For some years, our nation has been committed to the principle of reciprocal trade. This idea embraces a view of world commerce in which raw materials and manui factured goods move across boundaries with a minimum of restriction on a basis of trade agreements arrived at in an atmosphere of reason and good will. The economics of international trade are so complex, however, that true reciprocity seems to remain always beyond
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