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...Amend the Sugar Act so as to give the President discretionary authority to alter the import quotas assigned to foreign sugar-producing countries-a measure that the President might find useful in dealing with Castro's Cuba (see BUSINESS...
...sell by showing how our installations operate." The businessman does not have to do it alone; the U.S. Government plans more help. The State Department intends to strengthen its commercial attache service to help businessmen abroad. The Administration is also at work on a plan for the Export-Import Bank to establish some form of short-term credit guarantees, so that U.S. traders can give the same liberal terms as their rivals. U.S. trade missions at overseas fairs will change their pitch, will tell foreign businessmen about the products they can buy only from the U.S., instead...
...between 1908 and 1925, served three prison terms, totaling nearly ten years, for forgery, grand larceny, and issuing fraudulent checks. Two days later the PD, in its ice-cold charity, followed up with another Prince piece, repeating the same facts and adding a few of even less apparent import, e.g., one Prince company makes a currency-changing machine capable of being used at race tracks...
RUSSIAN WATCHES are newest imports. Called the Majak, they will be sold by Chicago's Import Associates firm...
RUSSIAN CARS will be sold in U.S. by Syracuse Auto Dealer Robert Castle, who plans to import some 10,000 four-cylinder, 45-h.p. Moskviches during the next two years. Price...