CANADIAN FORECAST
Government in Business MORE, NOT LESS By Telegraph—Press Assn.—Copyright OTTAWA, August 17. A message from Saint John, New Brunswick, states that, addressing a banquet to-night, the Prime Minister, tho Rt. lion R. B. Bennett, said that in spite of improving economic conditions and evidence of recovery on every side, Canada, in common with most of tho world, had still to solve one of the sternest problems growing out of tho depression—the question whether tho so-called capitalistic system would be retained or replaced by a system opposed to it. Ho voiced a warning that while every effort of tho Government had been directed towards tho maintenance of tho capitalistic system a decision ou tho part of a nation so closely allied to Canada as the United States to adopt a radically different policy would make a tremendous impression upon the economic lite of the Dominion. “I am convinced,” said Mr Bennett, ‘‘that there will be more and not less interference by Governments in private business.”
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIV, Issue 210, 18 August 1934, Page 7
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