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HUNGARY
REOPENING OF TRADE, SEPTEMBER 2, 1919
War Trade Board Files
Notice Issued by the War Trade Board Section of the Department
of State
W.T.B.R. 829                WASHINGTON, September 2, 1919.
RESUMPTION OF TRADE WITH HUNGARY
The War Trade Board Section of the Department of State an-
nounces that, effective September 2, 1919, the resumption of trade
and communication between the United States and Hungary has been
authorized, and that, to effect such authorization, the General Enemy
Trade License referred to in W.T.B.R. 802, July 14, 1919,1 has
been amended by deleting the words " Hungary or " from paragraph
2 of the limitations upon said General Enemy Trade License.
Emports.--Exports from the United States to Hungary will be
controlled by individual export licenses, but such licenses will be
issued freely upon application, except with respect to the following
commodities whose exportation to Hungary will be restricted for
military reasons:
[Here follows list identical with that printed in volume I, page
185.]
Imports.-Imports into the United States from Hungary may take
place under General Import License PBF No. 37 (W.T.B.R. 825
issued August 15, 1919),2 which has been revised and extended, effec-
tive September 2, 1919, so as to permit the importation from Hun-
gary, without individual import licenses, of all commodities except
those specifically enumerated in paragraphs 1, 2 and 4 of said
W.T.B.R. 825, paragraph 3 of said Ruling being hereby cancelled
and withdrawn.
APPOINTMENT OF AN AMERICAN COMMISSIONER, DECEMBER 4,
1919
123Sm61/163a
The Secretary of State to the Commissioner at Vienna
(Grant-Smith)
WASHINGTON, December 10, 1919.
SIR: The Department begs to inform you that you have been
appointed Commissioner of the United States to Hungary.3 Your
'Ante, p. 239.
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2 Not printed.
'Appointment dated Dec. 4.