TRADE PACTS
CRITICISM HI CANADA PfiM Aiiociation— By Telegraph —Copyright OTTAWA, March 11. (Received March 12, at 8 a.in.) During the Budget debate in the House of Commons Mr W. H. Moore, former chief of the Tariff Board, criticised Canada’s new trade agreement ■with Britain, and contended that preferential pacts bred ill-feeling by other nations,, leading countries within the Empire toward economic imperialism. «We cannot contribute to the cause of war and then run away from war,” A Socialist member cited the resignation of Sir Henry Gullett as an example of the trouble caused by pacts.
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Evening Star, Issue 22595, 12 March 1937, Page 9
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