AZIS TO LOSE TARIFF FAVORS Copyright 1935 Associated Press WASHINGTON Sept Ger 12 12 Ger- Ger will lose all In ny on October 15 i ritt reductions granted by y the I United linKed Statu States In reciprocal trade 5 official sources made kno known knon n today because of f asserted persistent and nd flagrant discriminations against American imports there The termination of ot tariff bene bene- flu attributed to the state department depart depart- ment nent was WS s Interpreted as Instituting new ew In Ir American foreign d learned ant au- au r Secretary Hull It was 1 t 7 iI has utia notified Dr u Haris n u n 1 7 iI utia Luther the German ambassador that after October 15 all German imports Import Into the United States must prevailing dut duty the he highest pir nay rates fly JJr that action this country k 1 u for forthe the first time In many tariff schedule ius a two column she me De with normal normol r rates te for countries Ich gra grant t equality of ot treatment for or r American goods and another schedule for c countries which t nate- nate against American r g roods formal di directions dl- dl la a President Roosevelt's i to the treasury department t to withhold extensions of ot lower duties on near nearly articles made madea Is a the Belgian Swedish trade pac pacts from Germany arc are exp expected ex ex- p eted to tobe be announced before September September September Sep Sep- 15 I Itoe German American commer- commer fJ treaty the first unconditional j i dst st f favored nation p pact ct entered Into toto by this country ends ends' by Gerina Ger- Ger ina ts desire and action on October October Oc Oc- Oc- Oc tober 15 IS I The me elte effective Uve d date te of the new and higher tari tariff on German goods goads will Coincide with the treaty's ron tion n. n P 1 Germany Portugal Denmark and Italy have been on warning from j tb lb president since July that favorable favor favor- favor I j able bl treatment they no now novi receive is i subject to cancellation on 30 days' days notice because of their lon on against American imports 1 p It Italy Jy Is now negotiating a i t focal cal trade trado pact designed to re reft re- re ft move ove many of ot the discriminations discrimination practiced against American goods j 3 Amer American can trade officials have hav liven If-en no no hh hint t whether action si simi simi- V 1 Jar lar to 10 that taken against Germany may be taken against Denmark and I Portugal S