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February 5, 1930 issue

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This article discusses several political and economic issues. If the naval conference in London, England has gone to work slowly and quietly we see no reason for discouragement therein. Indeed, we count it as a good omen that there has been a great drop in the number of columns of forecasting, gossip, rumor, wild supposition, and anonymous assertion which came over the cables during the first days of the meeting. Loud is the wailing in automobile circles cars, which, if adopted, will practically exclude our motor products from the market, has reached the French Parliament.

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NAVIES; CONGRESSES & conventions; ECONOMIC history; AUTOMOBILES -- Motors; LEGISLATIVE bodies; LONDON (England); ENGLAND; FRANCE
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