The Key West citizen
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Committee, have run about 15,-
000.000 bags annually.
The total apportioned under the
treaty amounts to 15,900,000 bags
yearly, which, it is thought, will
protect consumers in this coun
-1 try from extraordinary price in
creases. The nations signing the
.treaty are Brazil, Colombia, Cos
ta Rica, Cuba, the Dominican Re
public, Ecuador, El Salvador,
Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Mex
ico, Nicaragua, Peru and Vene
zuela.
The Senate ratified the treaty
in view of the importance, from
an economic standpoint, of coffee
to the stability of the govern
ments concerned. Moreover, it is
suggested, the orderly marketing
of coffee in this country will en
able Latin-American countries to
maintain their purchasing power
here, which will result in increas
ed sales of American products.
The Lease-Lend bill will be en
acted into law by Congress with
out amendments that will greatly
hamper its purpose. While it is
faced with vociferous and deter
t mined opposition from a small mi
nority group of isolationists, head
ed by Senators Nye and Wheel
er. the measure is expected to re
ceive substantial support from
j Republicans in both houses. In
asmuch as we have given a thor
iough summary of views express
ed in connection with hearings
Hr fore the House Committee, we
Ido not ro into detail as to hear
ings before the Senate Com
l mittee.
While the House bill has been
amended to make plain that it
confers no power upon the Presi
dent to order convoys for shins
carrying supplies to Great Brit
ain. an effort will be made in the
Senate to positively prohibit the
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The Key West citizen. (1941). Key West, Fla., 1941-02-17. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83016244/1941-02-17/ed-1/?sp=2
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Key West citizen, 1941-02-17.
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