WORLD’S WHEAT
PROROSED CONTROL OF MARKETING CROPS BRITAIN REFUSES TO SIGN RESOLUTION . (U.P.A by Eloc. Tel. Copyright) PARIS, Feb. 25. The international conference passed resolutions expressing the- opinion that a system of control of marketing wheat crops should be established. Britain and six other countries refused to sign the resolution without consulting their Governments, Britain pointing out that she nad to consider the claims of wheat produced in her own Dominions.
DOMINIONS’ CLAIMS. (U.P.A. by Elec. Tel. Copyright) LONDON, February 25. '‘The Times,’ in a leader, expresses the opinion that it is fitting that the Government should bo represented at tlie Paris wheat conference. It is plain that tho farmers of the Dominions have first claim to any assistance Britain can give. Dominion grain-growers are suffering from tho collapse of the market as much as the countries on whoso behalf tho conference was called. Tho discussions may not yield immediate results, but may be hailed as a first step towards closed co-opera-tion among European nations.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXII, Issue 11451, 27 February 1931, Page 5
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