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234 Hamilton Ave. tom $T)A 8-7802 NEW YORK, Oct. 7 (/P) -- Another oversea.'; assault on American price levels and our home market Is ready to roll. The pacts to be published Monday will be hailed by some as one step toward freeing the world's trade lanes of the yet been tested but Is so vlbrn literally be-flut on the aid of i And this time It may work. roadblocks of quotas, restric pUfipOSE ENAlj HollywoiTariff-slicing pacts between tions and high duties that San Dietthis country and 32 others, who have been plied up since be among themselves do 80 per cent fore the war. You will be re of the world's trade, are due to be signed Monday. American duties on a few hundred com modities and manufactured pro ducts will come tumbling. minded that If the United States can help others sell goods here to pay for the things they get from us, we may be able to get them off the American taxpayers' neck. rtouuYwocv Hollywood St a at home Jonlr Pacific Cnftst-1 Cup-playoff sc Diego Padres. Prices on Imported products you buy or would like to buy may drop. For example, we levy a tariff of up to either 37'y cents n pound or 25 per cent of value on Imported But there will doubtless be Willard Ran complaints, too, from American Stars to a 6 to manufacturers who fear the San Diego, the' pinch of foreign competition and games played from high tariff advocates In the best-out-o congress. be played her. woolen fabrics. Tills tariff may Onwhat specific goods duties Hollywood t be rut. If It Is, the duty stash are to be cut this time will nol the fifth and plus the cheapening of the he known until the pacts are The pennant Rritlsh money should make released In Washington. But In on losing pltrl their woolen fabrics cost less foreign trade circles here the three runs In 1 In the United Slates. American guessing Is that the cuts will av Ocnovcse woolen mills doubtless won't erage 25 per cent, and that on doubled In h like that. some Items the tariff slashes Singles 'by H We levy tariffs for a number'"'!1' bo,ow lhc "Peril points' Chuck Steven: ENAMELOID Brighten up -- intide and out -- with sparkling NEW all-purpose Enameloidl One coat of this easy-brushing, high-gloss enamel gives gleaming new beauty to woodwork, furniture, toys, auto*. Dries in a few hours... protects against wear. WASHABLE WALL FINISH! SEMI-LUSTRE Fre&h colon; Umaxln& waahability make thit finish the house wife's favorite fof DURABLE VARNISHI MAR-NOT A lustrous finish that resists scuffing, scratching; staining. Dries quickly. QT. HANDSOME; ECONOMICAL! HOUSE PAINT Ceaielen research now gives this fa mous paint NEW coverage, durability, of reasons: To . get money for whlrh ingress removed Just two two. Hnndley i our treasury, ly to keep but liiOrc frequent foreign producers weeks ago pressure under administration doubled to pro the fifth. Ram from undcrsrolng our own Dairy products, fruits and furs hits. manufacturers nnd driving them out of business. .Sometimes we are mentioned as likely to lower than the president be cut would Orestes Mini run homer for havs put the tariff so high that have been permitted to, had the other countries eannot sell here peril point provision of last at all. Howdver, since 1034 have cut our tariff wall, on we the year's jment reciprocal trade ngreelaw been retained. This average, In half. But some Hems required that congress must ap Twenty-tlm adult pedestrli accidents had lng. are still taxed high. prove any tariff cuts low enough INSUtFor example, the French con to "imperil" the domestic mar tend they have 200 products for ket' for American goods. Pacts sale on which we have tariffs of about to be announced do not 40 per rent or more! T|iey. cite have to be approved by congress. one, clgaret lighters, against Other Items believed to be which we place an Import tax due for tariff cuts are tex ranging up to 110 per cent of tiles, wood products, leather the original value. Naturally, goods, hardware, table utensils, Vb when that .tariff Is paid, the and a variety of food and bev price of the French lightef- In our erage products, such as cor stores is very high. dials, rum, molasses, jellies S1 x months ago American and jams. officials and those of 32 other In return for these concessions countries sat down in the by the United States, other coun French-Alps town of Annecy and tries are . supposed to cut their began to bargain. We said we'd duties against" sgme of our in cut some tariffs on their goods dustrial machinery, chemicals, If they cut some on ours. The office supplies, trucks, and farm trade agreements that grew out ing Implements. 133 \V. 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