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Grey River Argus, 2 December 1938, Page 10

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’jCANADIAN WHEAT. ’-j '■ 1 ", ~ CALVARY, November 30. The Albert M?heat Pool Convention’ endorsed the recommendations of the Sydney conference resolutions; and pledged support to the Canadian Chamber of Agriculture’s efforts to implement - the -f recommendations for Dominion Government action. . d ANGLO-AMERICAN TRADE • TREATY. RUGBY, November 29. The American Ambassador to London (Mr Joseph Kennedy), at a luncheon given by the American ’ Chamber of Commerce to' celebrate the signing of the British-American trade agreement, said that in it they could realise the rebirth of common sense in international economy,., and the first step towards economic disarmament The President of the Board of Trade (Mr Oliveri Stanley) said that thg. agreement was not a political move in a political bargain, but', nevertheless, he would stress its political value. The agreement, so .far from destroying the Ottawa Agreements, he continued,-had left them unaffected. It was a step towards the attainment of the gaol of peace. ' , ■ i RUGBY, November 30. Sir R.. Lindsay, British Ambassador at Washington, who is' leaving for England on leave on Friday, ; paid a farewell call on the State Department. ■; It is reported that he discussed with the Acting Secretary of. State, next year’s visit of the King and Queen. - > V ;■