WHEAT DUMPING

Grey River Argus, 23 October 1930, Page 5

WHEAT DUMPING

RUSSIA’S ACTION English Objection i (Times Cable). j (Received October 22 at 11.-’0 p.m.) j LONDON, October 22. “The Times’’ says:—“There is no l question that felic wheat growers here, >us well as those in Australia and , Cam-da. arc being seriously affected l y the Russian wheat duinp’ng. When duinpinoi is organised by a huge Government monopoly in absolute con-' trol of a vaist, country which i.t has 1 turned into a great slave farm, and 'when its avowed policy is to achieve • world revolution by creating unrest, i then access to our markets w'll haveto he controlled in our own interest as others control their markets. T'.ie Soviet, itself, has miade a trade agree--1 ment monopoly, and no British-made goods can be imported into Russia except through the Government agencies.' MOSCOW, October 22. The- Soviet hc-s issued a. statement 'threatening repi< sals against the Powers for taking measures against l the dumping of Rus-ian wheat. i The statement says: There were no complaintwhen Tsarist Russia cx-pur.e-l more wheat than ILc Soviet.