STRANGLING TRADE
"CANADA FIRST" POLIGYv
KING CRITICISES BENNETT
(Eeceived 13th Januarjyii.p.m.) WINNIPEG, 12th •January. : Declaring that ■ ;the Government'! "Canada First" policy was so eeonotaically nationalistic -that it : was strangling ■ trade, Mr. Mackenzie King, the; Liberal leader,' told- the Canadian Club that economic Imperialism was equally wrong. "What the- country needs is a riddance of the war' mentality, which finds;no niotiye'for trad* except strife, in favour of frank businesslike BJgreements. ilr. ]3ennett is making much of the -wheat quota proposal. If it is so sound, why did he oppose it at the last Imperial Conference." The quota, he added, would hay* to be considered on its merits at Ottawa in. June on the resumption of the conference. ' . ; . .- .
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 10, 13 January 1932, Page 10
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