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...legal for U. S. wine to be made in U. S. homes from U. S. grapejuice by U. S. experts, then it must also be legal for French wine to be made in U. S. homes from French grapejuice by French experts...
...famed for his philippics against the U. S. tariff. With his usual candor Mr. Bennett said that what he was after was French orders for Canada's surplus wheat, and rumors were not long in growing that what M. Flandin was after was Canadian orders for French surplus wine. In recent years the French have shown a tendency to buy more wheat from Canada, less from the U. S. This year France must buy, from somewhere, about 75,000,000 bushels of wheat, can of course buy where she chooses or is induced...
Canadian farmers wondered, hoped, that Mr. Bennett had been able to give General Manager McFarland some good reason for saying that he is not going to be a "Liquidator," but rather a Star Statesman. Across a wine-set banquet table Prime Minister Andre Tardieu of France said last week to the World in general and to Prime Minister Bennett of Canada in particular: "Friendship between Canada and France is a long established fact of which there is no question...
This arresting thought came recently to the militant United Syndicate of French Wine Growers. They have read of the strides made by California juicemen in the West (TIME, Oct. 20, Nov. 24). They have read, too. the weekly advertisements of New York's Vineyardists Inc. offering to come with juice into the client's home and there make guaranteed, "strictly legal" champagne, or any of several other wines. Acting on what they read, the French winemen strongly petitioned Prime Minister Andre Tardieu last week, asked him to ask the Hoover Administration through diplomatic channels whether it is legal...
...gallons of "green juice," for this year's crop was uncomfortably bumper. "Hitherto we have never attempted to market the 'green' product," said a spokesman for the French vintners last week, "but that was only because the buyers have always preferred that it be made into wine in France. If the Americans prefer, all our classic vintages can be shipped green, and, as they say, 'developed' in their homes...