INDUSTRIAL SYSTEM

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 109, 11 May 1931, Page 7

INDUSTRIAL SYSTEM

WESTERN CIVILISATION WELL-BEING CHALLENGED PROBLEM OF UNEMPLOYMENT NO CONTROL OF PRODUCTION | P , AMOeiali-n-CoWrightl The first thr. at of retaliation aW e wo a ”h^ S shut 8 them out if you do not take the products ot our em . whatever be their y'"« r “ma Mr Bell termed tariffs as chine gun, high explosive, and poison Pro ? ’in"' the o Uconsequence, must r c * out 0 in the immediate future Th v^r t hi:":utX:o o f the per v d t L?lf there is to be a solution worked out «,J ncr \. * Wp must in the immediate future. ' ann t o r v a c l,o The'cx?e"nt o of o t n be”unemploy already beyond the eaparity of private charity. international debts, question of reparations effect on world trade Received May Mb •’/. P-™’ q NEW YORK, May 9. The New York Times’ Washington correspondent says that a request for thC r P ±Var d»i.ri q "mX "t paration and war a-'n- rh ,_i... o f X"........ examination of the eff , <qf tional obligations or. world trade Sl ,ch examination is warranted bv, the changes in recognised conditions. The conference also inferentmny advocated the abolition of high tariff walls through a recommendation tha world trade should be forwarded bv the removal of every obstacle poss’blo A third provision endorsed was the rodoetion of world armaments. Two other sections advocated respective/ the divorcement of government from business and the holding of budget expenditures within budget esti mates A resolution embodying these provisions was frankly a compromise between demands for an expression by the Chamber favouring a reduction o debts and lower tariffs, and the opposition of Mr Hoover and his admin is tration to action on such so-called poll tieal topics by a convention of business Forty-three resolutions altogether were carried unanimously, ranging from ~ proviso expressing opposition to government regulation of futures trading and commodity exchanges, to expressions on the silver question and unempl»vment. .