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Negotiations For Free Trade Are Near A Critical Stage
By KEN METHERAL Canadian Press Staff Writer LONDON (CP — For White-
ropean trade area is disturbed
nightmares ‘in which OEEC, E-PU and N ATO disintegrate in a meaningless jumble. Negotiations for free trade on a wide scope are rapidly ap- proaching the critical stage. Just how much basis there is for the British fears will likely be known
Whitehall is worried that its trade area is not finding favor
nation common market, linlting France, Italy, West Germany. Belgium,‘ The Netherlands and Luxembourg. CONCERNS CANADA
Failure to break the threatened impasse could mark a grave turn-
of European trade but of Euro- pean unity, in the eyes of the British.
And the problem extends over‘ seas to Canada and other Com- monwealth countries, since Com- monwealth preference in trade enters into the debate.
Ministers of the common mar- ket countries now are tentatively scheduled to meet in Brussels May 10 to formulate counter-pro posals to the British plan. It is expected that the minisaerial group of the larger OEEC—the Organization for European Eco-
nomic Co-operation—may then be .
able to meet late in May to con- sider any new devtlopmenrts.
Actually, all this was to have started in April, but was delayed by the French political crisis.’
Under the British plan, the free trade area would embrace the iommon market rountries and also the United Kingdom, Aus- tria, Denmark, Greece, Ireland, Ireland, Norway, P o r t -u g a 1, Sweden, Switzerland ant Turkey. It would inilude 250,000,000 cus- tomers.
The common market plan calls for abolition of all tariffs among the six members within 15 years. A, first 10-per-cent cut becomes effective at the end of this year.
It was 10 years ago that presi- dent Harry Truman signed the Economic Co-operation Act that brought Marshall aid into being and boosted hopes of European unity.
The result was the establish- ment of OEEC, which grew be- yond its first functions into an or- ganization formulating trade poli- cies. Then came the European Payments Union which reestab- lished the transferability of Eu- ropean currencies.
The British fear that if the common market goes ahead on its own. it will throw the present European trade arrangements out of balance. Said one government official:
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is am It appears to be caused in was accepted as the price wgone a rapid change in the Tw'ir>11l‘el-" '0’ B“”a“"-‘- "°“l"-M . . ,,
more b\' misunderstanding than be paid for Franco—Gel‘man un-‘few years. Says The Guardian: .
basic differences.
France and Italy, the most in- transigent of the common mar- ket countries, are unwilling to forgo protection for their indus- tries from competition outside the common market area except as
“not so strong that 1,1 can take; part of a larger political project. an internal trade war in its:
The French Assembly, in fact, would probably never have rati-
The most hopeful portent for 3; tied the common market treaty solution to the present impasseas a purely economic document.
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, Britain. in fact, gives counter- derstandins and greater Euro-5 “Free trade is a political con-lbalancing preferences to Com- pean unity. lcept to British people, In 1-hisi monwealth goods, preferences the British reluctance immeclialclylcountry the proposal to sweeP'°°mm0n market countries may after the Second World War to‘; away trade barriers within West—: well be UI1VV11l1I1g I0 match- become directly involved in the'ern Europe now is being taken tol Under the British free trade coal-steel community and similar mean a great deal more than alplan, the United Kingdom would projects has made the common I trade deal." lfollow common market example market Countries regard the new‘ There is also considerable mjs. in abol-ishing restrictions with her British PWW531 3_5 3 5'lr3'i3h"lunderstanding of Britain’s role in PP1I‘tI191'5- , . C0mm91”°1alP1'0P0‘51t10n~ the Commonwealth preference, But Britain would retain pro- CHANGED OUTLOOK system. the European tendencyltection for her own farmers and
But British opinion has under-ibeing to regard the system as also preferences for V Oommon- thl
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bv la“, 3, 15359 35 effectively aslare considered. He urged greater ‘ entorcement of laws on picket. and secondary bo:,rr_-otgsf P 1 ing, he said, _Is legal only as way of publicly proclaiming I grievance and soliciting
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mm of existing legal immunities
»MONTR.EAL (CP)-—H. J. Claw-‘for unions will only hasten the
, . - ' .t' and in- son, director of industrial rela- decline of union DYE‘ 159 tions for the Steel Company of I'llu€IlC€-
Canada, Ltd., said Wednesday la-
bor unions should be regulated leased to the Press 1
wealth agricultural products. Eu-
ropean n a t i o n s, particularly M1‘- to laws
France, object strenuously ‘s.
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