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o Wheat Conference at Rome Rome, April 6. ' The wheat discussions showed that the proposals of preferential treatment raised mahy complications. Aeeordingi ly it has been decided not to make specific recommendations to the various Governments, but to present a report for discussion. CANADIAN CROPS Control Bill in Manitoba (Received April 8, 5.5 p.m.) Winnipeg, April 6. The Wheat Control Bill was given its third reading by the Manitoba Legislature. The Opposition leader, Mr. W'. Sanford Evans, stated that he would not oppose it because Canada had already been committed. He hoped the 1934 crop would not reach 385,000,000 bushels so that the consequences of tlie Bill might be avoided. The Premier, Mr. J. Bracken, declared that the significance of the Bill was tlie realisation that the serious wheat problem could be remedied by co-operation.
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Dominion, Volume 27, Issue 164, 9 April 1934, Page 9
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