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Wheat Sale Reactions

As Senator Fiil‘lirilzht, Clttlll‘nlall of the CS, Sonalo foreign relations committee, conceded on Tuesday. Canada's big wheat sole to Russia for hard rush mllkes American trade policy with the Soviets look pretty silly. Tile US. policy does not favor commercial deals with Russia or‘Red Ch. . though it continues to give \Vllt‘lii away to Soviet snlcl- lit ' Tho Sullllte disc HSIUH nil this subject, reported in our news columns yestrrd. ‘ indicates that this deal has made a bigger impact on \Y itig‘ou than anything this been involvcd in since the big row over nuclear weapons with former Prime Minister Diefen- baker.

But Washington isn't sending angry notes to Ottawa on this occas- eion. Indeed. the trend of Senate Opinion appears to be that Canada acted quite propel , and that it would be adiisnble for the Kennedy administration to follow suit by re- laxing its trade restrictions with the Soviets, In any case. as one sen- ator put it. f‘ultada needs this busi- ness “and we should consider whether a strong. solvent Canada can make it better contribution to hemisphere defense than a bank- rupt t‘nnadn."

Certainly there can be little doubt among Canadians as to the value of the agreement. At Winni- peg. government ports are laying pilins for tile mos. e rail and wat- er movement that it involves. A master plalt is being devised by the Canadian \vltoat board to cover freight crlr allocations. and this plan will he used as a lzllide by the railways responsible for getting the wheat from Prairie elevator! to Canadian seaports.

The \\'heat most he moved out of Canadian ports at the rate of 50.- 000.000 bushels I month for the next ten mnllths to meet record ex- port requirements. The Russian sale alone makes up half the total. The $500 million deal announced on Monday represents 114.000 freight coriandicnoligh to form A train 850 miles long.

\‘I’hen \vinter closes the Lake- head and Churchill outlets. the grain will continue to pour out of the Pacific and eastern ports. tax- inﬂ their facilities to the limit. This will benefit the Maritime pnrts at Hillst and Saint .inhn us well as the St. L, encc Seaiva and. in- directly. the whole Atlantic area.

Born In Turmotl

Though Malaysia was supposed to have become In independent member of the British Common- wealth on August 31 the date was postponed until last Monday. large, ly because of the opposition of In- donesia. the big neighbor of the new federation. The opposition has grown more violent since then. m stilling in the sucking land burning of the British embassy in the ln-

nesian capital. and hostile demon- I rations elsewhere.

The new Commonwealth state unites the Federation of Malaya. the self-governing Sun of Singl- . port and the Crown colonies of ‘ Nbrth Borneo nnd‘ Snruwnk. Roth

Indonesia and the Philippines lav

clIim to the Borneo territories. but _ w countries agreed to uh I Ult- l mtims mission to Issue public '- Imrmz the people of than

M. This the UN. Secretary-

ﬁunl did. Ind reported. liter in- _‘ tion, thIt "I Iizerle major- . wished to Join the new federa- _h His conclusions were Riven to MIMI of IndonesiI.

MIlIyI Ind the Philippines in I l.- 000-word document made public on Sunday.

It was hoped that this report would ease the IltuItion. but: there is no sign of that Ill yet. Indonesia claims to consider the new federa— tion a creature of British “neo- colonialism" and is indifferent to the fact that it will provide I bulwark ngainst Communist expansion in Asia over I 1,600-mile urea stretch- ing from the tip of Thailand to the Philippines.

The Indonesian Army chief lmaSil-‘Id just the other day that he and his forces had helped trIin 6.- non anti-British. Inti~Federation guerrillas to operate in the lwo Borneo nrens. Added to this oppos- ition is the presence in Singapore

of vigorous leftwing political groups led by Peking-oriented t‘hillese.

The New York Times believes that with Britain. the United Stutm and other members of the United Nations behind the Federation, it should have strong defenses against any aggression from without Ind any attempted subversion ‘ilrom within. The question of how strong these defenses are may soon be put. to the test.

A UN. Problem

One thing which the United Na- lions Assembly may Well be caiied upon tn do at its current session is expand the Security Council. This council has remained unchanged in size since the United Nations came into being. Besides its five perman- e n t members—n o n-Communlist China. Rrilzlin. France. Russia and the l'nited States—there are six seats occupied by countries elected for I tlvlyyenr term by the Assem- lily.

Each year three of these non. permanent Council seats fall vacant, and each year there is increasing pressure from the newly emergent African and Asian nations for wider representation in an instrument which bears the primary responsi- bil _ for the maintenance of peace,

This more has been advocated many times and is strongly support- ed by Britain. The only obstacle is the Soviet Union. The Russians have continued to say ‘nyet‘ while Com- munist China remains unseated in the Assemblv For the some reason, they have nlso obstructed moves for an expansion of the Economic and Social Council to give increased African and Asian access to this im- portant hotly.

How will the Rlls. 1715 play their hand this year? A British commen— tator raises this point, citing ih e current acute, schism between Moc- cow and Peking and speculating whether it. will in any way influ- ence the Russians inward I relan- tion of their adamant stance. The chances are it won't. particularly in the cnse of the Security Council.

The only other course will he (or the Western powers to yield in their objection to Communist China Is I member of the United Nations The United States is chiefly re- Iponsible for this attitude, and it is one which is becoming harder to justify with every year that passes. This would he a good time, to re‘ verse it. For all Russia‘s protesta- tions. it is doubtful if she would want to see Red Chins admitted on this crisis in her relations with Pe- king. It. might prove a master move for the free world delegates to make at this stage of the game. if only Washington could see it that way.

EDITORIAL NOTES

A Vienna despatch reports that King SIud of Saudi Arabia, his ISO limousines and the scores of princes and harem lzirls in his party retum- ed home yesterday after a three: month stay in Austria. The king went. there last June for hospital treatment of I suspected stomach ulcer. With all times limousines and herein girls. he's lucky to have only I ciomnch ulcer to worry about.

Now comes word that the Fed- erII Government will likely push for the holding of I daily "roll call" in the House of Commons. The pro- posal—designed to assure the public that MPI are earning their 318.000 I ear—will be discussed by In in. tar-party committee when the «es- Ilon resumes on Sept. 80. Prime Minister Pearson says the move .ted by the Govern- ment. but the views of the other pnrtien will be othined before my Iciion iI khan.

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GOING AT IT BACKWAKDS

UNIVERSAL POSTAL UNION

Keeps Foreign Mail Going Through

Notional Genghch News Bulletin

Neither political rtrlte iiol“ crnnomw gloom stays litter- nallnrial man. thanks to the Linneer -

ed and .‘ r‘gn Posiul service is celebrat- t ing its hundredth birlhdIy. l

As par: or the centennial. t Postmaster General 1. Edward Day went to Paris or represent 1 the Unlled States in a recent reunion oi the is original mem~ 1 hers

now governs for

it was President Lincoln's Poslmllsil‘r (lateral, Mongol rum Blair. who his took tbr Initiative in orznnmni! all inlﬂ‘» unltnnnl postal system Hi: name is perpetuated in Blair House. Wa. Iion [or

inzlnll's guest man- tnt: dignitaries.

E‘trENslvr: CHAOS

Prlrlr to tilt- Ulllvi‘i'sal Postal i ‘l'nlon. forelgll mall seerce wk: slow. expensive. and chaotic There were lul unllnrm postal relalluns between countries. Ezrh negotiated ul‘parﬂle here:- l merits l

Postage nuns and \u-ighi units vnrlcri l-K-th'n enunznes. often even wuhln I single emin- try. enstage payments were pi’ltraled among many carriers ~lhe Enllllill'y nl dispatch. the ' modialc- countries through a. h the letter passed. and, transport company charges I lat-ms: the seas. At one time as many as l200 diliei‘ellt Ml- aue rates Wm bung used.

With the (‘ivil War going iiill : luau. Postmaster General Blair mind lime in call I mules euro in Paris in WI? in an at. l (or: to reduce the chaos. Fillmu ‘

countries Igmeu on 31 enzcles which later furnished the base [or the Universal rnsiui Union 'llle mime was not adapted un-

sy lli'tl. member munlrlex had Igrcell to deliver mall rm

3 New The organi7a|ion which crest l cenﬁ

Bernie. Switzerla 50 sh” officials distrith gives opinions on d’lsDuted muesl- Ions. and handles payments be- tween member nalll‘ .

old grounds DI expedient-y

Ten yurr belore the Postal

Union. In Amerlcul spent. 5250 Union holds ll congress to re-

sending Zealulld.

one

«mlth aev' in Today it costs

ll

LARGER THAN U.N.

The 121 member aliens or

n the UPU constitute one 01 on; olden and largest international nrsmizauanr.

A permunt headquarters in tmIlnu: Christiana. same Moslerns did not see lit to re ‘

lid. with collect. and

Postal slﬂlistlm.

Horse Oi Another Hue ‘

Every five ycars the Posts] View it! rules. mombershiut Ind organization.

The UPU im met lllEL‘EIS- i'illly some difficult Problems. In the early part at idle [weir lion: cantil'y. Perms—now Tran —L'0ﬁwlained that it had to lie-

llver by expend“: camel-back thousands at Bibles not by Since the

mm an equal number of Ru run... rem. laced I one-sided expense. The veil snlvsd «he problem by leiiinlﬂ Persia u): the Bible!

Guelph Mercury

The Toronto Globe and Mail lior the voters # Wilhoul retort I

- age pension e

The Globe Ind Mail mien-1

dared somewhat tainon to lisr~ llamentary members selling I whopping big pay increase at in .

per cent. — plus fringe beneﬁt—I , Imounling to about «l per cent m

n benslnnerr before I plan il l worked nut to meel this — is it .

ore. But to pay 30 cents I day more 5

horse oi quite another color in- t deed.

in mm I l

tnr each num. reasoning that u: a uencrnl nlli‘ oat-h letter ccnerl‘ics I reply so thIt letters sent lronl one country to In.

other would rounly equal tder year- is invited to

those sent in the reverse direct- ion. Each country could there- ln-r muilnbly krrp the whole nl the postage it levied A l'eedom of transit" milletle save every momber Cﬂllvlh’y the mum to use the trillle facilities at all others.

Our Yesterda s

(From ill! Gulrdian Flell

TWENTY - FIVE YEARS AGO tsenlrmber in. "run

WINN‘IPEG. Sept 9—Trblu- Canadn Air Line! will launch its Western Canada express ser- Vice 1 .10 am, EDT. lnmarrow. when I pilot will hop all tram Slevenson Airport iur Ruin], lirst stop at its (light to VIneou- vcr.

The monthly meeting at the Children's Aid Society wu held yesterday attention in the emu Room nl the City mil in the IhIenr! nl lhe president. Rev, Dr Miller pruIdId. The making oi three children erdI durlnl Ihe summer by the nine- lIlI were rnnlirmod.

TEN YEARS AGO (contentm- ll, lmi The seven Women's lollilules cnmbrising the districts nl l - I‘liIlI tum. MIllmlue. Hamilton. DIrnley, Sen View. spring VII- ley Ind Baltic, ollmd I ukul- IrshiD to the pupil lronl thou districts mhkllllz the thhut II, [relate in the ewe mItrlcul lion exams This ("allme was won by Min MIry Hunter of Baltic,

ill the premier M I urge can» lIsi.

l the lderd IllIm‘l danish-M ml. “min Rodi, I DIII'IIIEII M the Prelbyierlln Church III CInIdI. Rev. T." I. Sooner: Derlormcd the Memo rile. with the MGM" bolus Ilvn by luv. DollIl CImprll.

I renribnm Ire lilo linalng t coils rliing 7 w i they meet than outside oi pension?

Ind here can i

their .

t liImenlIry men: on in ‘— and [ram nolllillﬁ ll III to t the pensioners.

lMQmS to bewaii the increase in t in caninhluinns collected [mm on the ‘ payrolls. MI. Diet:

anker h I I bran very Ikllliul in mi: —o!- tell

The pill! proposed {or old-Ige l pensions has merit 'i all very great impnrtanve

at you lllit cIn't feed par- be"

allldl giver millions my

3 Ibrohd — Ind must tux us tor lo I,

doing. No one complain! 7 In wily should we complain Iimlll 1) cents I dly extra (or the veil- Ilnners?

What Is sauce (or the goose—- iI Surcly sauce [or the g’nder — and must be lived up in, it Is

ln recent years old-Igz- pcn- this thIt has ucrlsllmed the $10

iions have been used Is a bribe

month increase lI| pensions.

Talking Typewriter

FInIncill PMI

in I Ili privli! school in Cunnectlcul. it is reported, chil- dren m learniua to reId It the II: of three with I device call- ed the talking typewriter

Moore. rout 3400.000. Mari production. u i- expect- ed, could reduce the price per i

. unit conniderehly, t

While this great Ichlvemenil

Enclosed Inlo in I smell Cub-t at modern science descrch l icle. the buy or girl at there len- t

bl“! away on I .eenttngly ordinlry writing mlchine.

A voice calll out the letters. A.“ Z or thtzver. Is ilIPV Ir! slnlck. Then is In» I screen on which lignl and symbols ID» Dear. rrmniiy, with shrHl cries oi delight. the child discover: Hill by banning but on ur no he hIh spelled Ind lurnm the mm: of his (Ivorlle InlrnIl.

The original model Ill lhii wonderful gIduI. invented by m Americln with the delilhlful urine at Dr. um-r KthyIm

IIlulz, there me he pIrhtm- onions pemnI. manly aver (II- he

. w mathei’l Ipel‘. C-A-T It the In M three with only the expenditure of I little muterllll Iolicltllde Ind pI- (lence. of perh

ace»

mlI IpIn

Technology Wanderiul Ind i'nIy YB! tulle mm to the ItIl'l. or II lent the plnnetl.

But there Ire I lew iieldl. Iuch II lurnlng lo reId or Wok in: I maid. lllIt milhl DI [lit open in purely perm-I Idvul- tare.

Greek Relics Unearthed

New Yuk 'ﬂll-

TrIceI at three p. .n templeI and the All!!!“ ruin! of In tll'ly Christian church with momie lion”. the been [mind by Amer- lrIn IrehIIolollIlI explortnl Kenchrell. In Inrlmt Aeleln hImr so mllel went at Athens,

1the Amerhu expedition in. completed I two- month roqu jointly nodal-III- lmrn the Univer- u Ind lndiInu Un- iverIity. under the Iusplm of the America School DI Clllnl- cIl Stilde hm,

Kellen-i. moth ml in Car» lnth, flourllhed I lrIalnI l)an Ind religion: tn lrom Will

MBCWMAD.TIIIMIIIIII- Mbllllled nut in MI mill Ind oi the hIrbor than n r I pier Ibo-l! XII feet lolll Ind 165 ix! wide.

AI Ihe Diet"! outer-rm! and which Ill now me it! led below III lmi. they I.“ E Nlllllnl I build mm in in I any]

The «podium hII been lulu II I lilidI PIIIIniII. I!» luv- ellu hlIlurtII who led! I no on MI’W oi II: on)" reel wihu II he inland them in MI lrIvell Ibolii l50 yeI IM Ch"

PIIIIIII- IIu rquud I 1cm.

ﬂ! d Maid”! on lb! XIII- dll'eli mole III! rum Into ﬁll In. Ind I IInctilIry ll! Arth- Irllu. TI'ICII d Fluid IIIIVV eunuch loundldmll um d.- mu Ii tlll oopqu ml at an hIrllor. “Thou My Mﬂml the min. at IhI tIlnplI of Avian» dlte," PM. SCIIIIIUI JIM.

NIX! M the“ Module till Amerlcn lum upland I In“ brick-lulled Itrilrtun Willi-III well Iain “M 'Iltll'. A Vlldl In. I! monk liming m well in. served I” lbw! m lull-II H I! it WI expo-ed. mm“ In metric delan in whllI. rid III lluI menu

The banal-l. nruhnbly in. no lull. Hull“ of I ("It hill IWM‘IIMIMIIQHIIUI urm mm]. It Iluwed clan evidence It dutrucﬂon by .lﬂ.‘ bum Ind lire. mum in an MD or In Maury AD.

Communication ‘leflcultles

I! III‘. M I. VII llel

Mn. w. wrtm: "A bye-mid boy ubnot u to Icllooi bee II of IprrlI. in: pIrentI bI brnulbt him in Incl-HI they Ill uy the nine. wtm cull you ten nu Ibmlt thi- condi- don?"

Apbllil mum tin inIblllty tn cammunlrIle mu Puck. In children. human I: bib; mly mu

vI Ind

(or exIanlI. ml! dell. HI all: bar but. climb! undenllnd will! he hem. He ll Ilel't. Ind olten overactive Ind DlIyl normIliy but lcndl tn In thy. Thil me explliii his ludi- tarry inItlHItinn. other victim: at won't dull-m th2 brain [I-

to bur mund- Ind, n I mun. hlI speech will be detective. Oth- er Iphuiz children ml’y not he Ible to dilrriniinItI

letkﬂ l lerent wordl Mud

llte b Ind b w til-l dll- . Ilikl M him. I

Norm-l Ipeech I!» ll dem- dc t turd move. ments at the lien. tonlue. inx. ‘ palsie. lzrynh. and the muscles I at respirItion. An ubnormllliyl oi the brain in the spasm In; my a IphIIlI. Then children understand what. i] ind Ind my wish in expren themselves but Iii) not it it o w howto o In, some or tin. Ipzech dililciiltlee encountered l in cerebrIl .2. ed ili‘lreu ml at lllil orilln.

Psycnogenlc lI c to r I II» I enter the picture in aphasiI. so t long as some lMs got what they wIntby gestures and lrlllltl.

the no incentive to l Ipeok, rwlnr ol'ten develop II language or their own. not no; ,

o

Ipuken in the home and aimth I It Ichool.

Seem training is u hlﬂl- ly skilled process. There you“;- lure must be mined in phone: tics: and Idditinlial emotionnl guidance mly help. Al In il- lustrIIion. I child with IphuiI due to cerehrll leIy iI liven In Ipple and the therunst lay! till Word "apple" Ieversl times I» the lyke lnoks Ii und timers the inn, Ultimately. he i I picture at in apple and trier to ml 2- Wu .

TUBERCULI‘N POSITIVE

A, J, writes: Does I Dmitlve tuberculin test menu the perm is liIble to get tnhcrcnlmm

REPLY

Not necessarily It indicate- thnt It one lime the ludividuIl was inlected Illi lllr the tubercle hIcllii. It does not necuurlly indicate that Ictivl clinicIi Iuherclllolil ll Dre-en! or ever th exist. .

TERV HEACACHE

Mn. T Wrilel: WhIl II in by I Vllcllllr headlcbe?

FLY

Pain In the head. caused by I dllIted or nvcrstretched artery in the brain, MiEl‘Iill! Illd his. tamine headache! are in thil celeznry,

TONSIIS AND HALITOSI!

J, s. wriles: ll infected «null- Ire tIIIslll! human in I young- ster. will removll oi the" lime- tlll‘es cure bId breath?

REPLY

u. “Remove the cause and eliminnLe the diam" i. In old medicIl Ixiom.

TYPIIOID PROTECTION 0.x writes: 15 ll lieu-my to the lyphaid ihnn before gnlnl

limpet

REPLY They Ire not obliulory b u: m recommended a: I pernonll and public mull precaution. romv's llllALrli HINT—

Don‘t km. on Io trIIh in the home.

ThI hIll-Icl‘l Iii. of I up! AnltrIliIu chIlicery to be built

in Wllhlnzlon hII been bou'lll [or “Alibi”.

skin-deep

Ivnlllv - will will - GIIIIAI unnum-

NOTES BY

A lull: d Ill CIIIIII- luvI lurud only on inn-III. Moat mum». thI leIrud two. it would be putt-in] quit. I bur- duo on in Mun m to In‘ Ilummmlemnmm llullllll: II It tub in mum

Ire thm timel II

mm H of Ill? - Etru- iord Belem id.

THE WAY

TI- Ilm I| I laid». Mu". lltty hoepilIl prelented the new incur with I‘lll new Inn. ﬂying. “Here la the you“ qu whu wlil eIrry your mum: through life " "it will be I hclvy respond. bility." replied the lather. whnse nIme il Skomrwwnihkowlkt _ Evenlnl News. London,

A Time For Stock-Taking

'1 Cum-- Dunning CIIIIdlIl Pl’lll M Willa

CIIIIdIIII Pro" M Welter he Iutumll openlnl oi the United Nltiniu GenerIl Anem- bly l. cultmrily I um. lor internntionni Iliad-akin]: lar

exll'llilll the “DI Ilﬂ deIIl world relltlonl in the put yeIr. Iliil at m. lllll III- Iiull Mutiny hId II IIll-I Iilnlﬁcluce. com m yum illI dIy Iﬂar DI‘ HIMIF

. E = z: 5 a F -

lkjold I Northern Rhodelil ion“. of the will Bund-

Idnw

that at null-unto me in The Canto. At it quuIrtIl-I. the RuIIlIII were lireIIlnl [or Hemmlrsklold'l "pl-c2» ment II Iecntnry-lenenl by I three-mun “trolkI

Since then ill. trolkl idII bu faded enmpletely with cut Illa West both hacking SecretIl-y. Genernl U meal. The Com has been lulled.

And mm Importlnt. in term- 01 changed intern-lion] cll- mule, new hope In col-nI in Illa dislﬁnlmenl Held with the signing of a partial nucleurtut

an.

A sign ill the new Inna-where came Tuesdly lore I "Iv Ilun opehln]. Adlai sum- with a couple at top Iidcl. visited the Soviet Inlnlnu on New York'l PIrk Avenue Ind Iteyed tor more line In hill-r dilcuﬂinﬁ UN IfiIirl with For-

eiIi-i Minister Andrei Gromyko. The Word Mllyed to report

In lm‘l‘wll’d wul III II!!! been

Imlclble Ind lood-humored. Stevenson. Us. in!

urn-inn IIld. [Ill Ilrallxly tilIt cold-w" lymicl would

pa welded dur. II the memny I

on.

Int delvilc tin II In me his yruIttnnIl barometer, loin. Item cloud: were leﬂ. includ- In: the will] in South Vie! Nlm Ind tin tin-ell ill I new lutl~colnulIl violence in Airicl. "ILL NEED EASE

And in tho blcklmillid wII the UN'I chronic iulbillty to Ilain the mom needed to do

n

j b.

Thll problem hII been I put- ticillll' interest of the Clnadi I mission for Ionic time. III [In future it wlll be oi oven mu" concern Iluce Milton Greet. former Clnndinn labor mini!» ter. llll been bullied to head the Ilnmhly‘l budselury com» in

Gui: will hold the pull or I year. during which time the Home problem could ('llm'

hra . At the start at newt .Vear Rus- . III. relunllr to ply crttnlii UN levies It considers lllegll. will we the UN the equivalent oi two year'I Ilselsmenh thus may have her Isllembly vote tIken away.

It will tIkI I in! at (and hil- lnnr and Imlcnbilliy to ﬁnd I my out o! the impma.

Commonwealth Trade

Winnlvl

A recurrinl problem in Call- IdI'I trade relation with the United Kim!an iI the up be» tween exports Ind imports .- ll csp- til-l, rattler lhlu diml- nishing. tends to widen with the

eIrs. For the um um month! or thil yur. lar enm- plr. Cur-uh export: to tari- tIln Allowed I is per cent in- : so mm the compel-lug period ln ten. but unborn (ram Britain showed I 12 per cent de creIIe.

ThiI imbalInce ii I problem lar both countrlel but one that neither mm.

I dance on Amerchn imparts. II the Ivullnblity ml! Ind

I tiv la l'Al dict-la BritIln'I over-II n- I d e; Ind lien or sentiment Iiane Ire not ennuuh to reverse these trendl.

it there wu .ny dmlbt on thin more, it wn removed by the

report Cnmmonwedlh economic committee in London int revelled

week. Tile report that. whltever the tie (hut bind! the Commnnwulth lbgeuler. it is out I tic bind on trIdB. Ind that. within the Cnmmonwelltb the ind: problemn between CI- nadI and Briuin Ire by no ineIllI unique.

The report nvuled thlt over- Ill Commonwenlth IrIde iI da- cilnlng Ind til-t Irade with non. Commnuwullh counlrlel ll on the increIn. Thl proportion oi total emu I mom loin! in other Commouwuilh countries declined to 34 per cent llst yen in com Ired with 3! per cenl in 1958 ml “WEI to Western Europe M the United sme- were in Common erket countriu I n I get so per cm at thuir imburu from the Commonwultb. with

"manna-mm

Irmm

Cnmmonwenllh exam to tilt United sme- lncl'uled Iron: $540 millions in 1961 to $690 mil- lions Int your.

. ni cnurre. I ho had imsz lhIt In expanding Common. wuilh trade would help on»: the but lhIl BrltIln ilId been dulled entry into till Common Market. But (or those who Ic- cent the tart that trIde In! the Cmnmonwelth Ire nbl Iynony- ll’lmII il in less dilcoul'IRIIll. Partlcllinriy henrtenillli he: been the fuel that ErltIn hemil h.- mlde IubItInIlIl prom-en in true with c n m m it n Market countries,

The lnlereuce irom all m. uernl It: be lth mu; pattern: In not eIIIly cit-heed. whether within the Commonwealth or be- ynnd. Ind that, with or \vlihnul membership in the Enrnpe-n nnomic Community. lanulln'I trade ties with Europe can no more be undone tth CInIdI'I trIde ties

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