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STRENGTH UE’ 1

Ottawa Parley On Empire Trade ls Set For July

Acceptance Of Premier Bennett’s Invitation By British Govern-

ment Heartily Welcomed At. Ottawa. _

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°'n`AWA» 0nlP~. NOVJ 10 (BY the now been removed; and it will lim- Canadian Press)-Announcement by mediately propose to the Govern- Prime Minister Ramsay MacDon-' ments of the Empire that the con- #id of the acceptance of the in-' ference meet at ottawa at the vitation of Rt. Hon. R. B. Bennett' earliest possible date.

for the assembling in Ottawa oi thel "This govemment is confident postponed Imperial Economic Cori-I that the conference will achieve an ferenne Was heartily welcomed in enduring plan of closer empire ec- tne capital tonight. While no oilic- ` oncmlc association. The need for ial statement was made, it is un- such an association was never more derstood that the governments of urgent; its benefits never more ap- other ports of the Empire are lure- I parent. canada will do its iuu wise sympathetic to the proposal of share to bring it about." Premier Bennett- I During the second plenary ses- Ab0l1t the middle Oi July °r Der-ision of the Imperial ,Conference

haps a week later is viewed as the l meeting in London last fall, Pre- orobable date oi’ assembling of thel mier Bennett made his original pro- Arst conference of its nature to posal for the assembling of an Im. meet in the Canadian capital to dis- i perial economic conference in Ot- cuss matters appertainins to the i lawn. "I oder to the mother coun- advincemcnt of Intra-Empire trade.j try-and to all parts of the em. By that time, it is fully expected. pire.-" the Prime Minister said New Zeaiaad will have held its* during his remarks, no preforonco general elections and_sii parts ofiin the canadian msrketinexchnngs the Empire will be in a. position ioi- o like pi-oioi-ohoo in theirs, bas. to be represented through minist- ed upon the addition of ten per ers of the crown, an obstacle in the oenuim lncrenso in the pi-ovhiiihg case of New Zealand and Australia, l general tariti’s,_or upon tariffs yet which caused the postponement byito be created. In the universal ac- mutuul agreement of the Donlin- ccptance of the oifer, and in like ions, of the conference which had proposals and acceptance by all been Ctlllfd lf0 m0€t in 0ll4%WB. On .he other parts of the empire, we August 12 last- The Canadian Par- attain to the ideal 0: empire pre-' liament, expected to convene in the ference,"

latter part of January, will probab- _

ly prorogue in ample time to ai’-i Suggested Committees

.ord the completion ol’ alrunge- V

ments for the conference here. ' Mr. Bennett suggested thai, oom.

The date of the Vi-Sit W Cnnndii mittees be set up in each of the

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ary of State for Dominlons Affairs, hiii examination of the pi-opoooio to discuss intra-Empire trade mat- might be nude and that the coin- ters preliminary to tho Ottawa 887 mittees commence immediately an Seinbll’ is n0il_d¢flnii»€ly known. Mr. ' exhaustive examination of the ef- Thomzs is to visit other Dominlons feet upon their domestic situation to continue his discussions. With of the proposal. "I am satisfied," Mr. Bennett leaving on ’l’hursdHY the Prime Minister proceeded, "that of this week for a rest. it in P08' whatever modifications in the gen- sible that Mr. 'I'h0mB~B lnny n°l= eral plans Canada may hive to sug- come to Canada until the latter gest will be ready for submission part of December or early next within a period of six months. I year. f assume that you are all capable of

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Renewal of his invitation to the an opportunity profitably to discuss

various parts of the Empire to meet the plan 'in its various aspects, it in Ottxwa for the holding of the do adjourn to meet at Ottawa early postponed imperial economic con- next year, as the guests of the Can- ference was made by Premier Ben- adian people, and that in the iri- nett on October 28. the day im- tervnl through the instrumentalit- mediatcly following the return ol ies I have suggested, full and final the National Government in Great reports be made for submission to

liam Williams of Ahuntsic, on the island of Montreal, awoke one mom ing recently to find a sprig of rasp berry bush in his garden bearing A a dozen ripe luscious berries. From ` available horticultural records, it would appear that this late seasonal arrival is unique-not to say extra- Ordklary.

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ed then that the Canadian Gov-l Sessions were held between tech- ernment would propose to the var- nical experts from different count- ious govemments of the empire that ries represented at the conference the conference meet _ln Ottawa "at regarding economic conditions of the earliest possible date." lthe empire and one proposal which Premier Bennett in his statement was made was for a wheat quota to

expressed the hope 'that former be distributed among grain produc- difficulties surrounding the Plan ins' countries of the empire! bill for holding the conference ln the,no definite scheme on this point canadian capital "had new been‘ws.s instituted. 'rho tentative ante ,¢mo.,ed;» lor August 12 last was afterwards' Tho Prime Minister was askedxilxed but adjoumment u.ntil 1932

whether in his opinion the return was mutually agreed upon.

of the National Government in Great Britxln would mean an ear-

ference which, on motion by Can- Quebec Femiljists ada at the London Imperial con-

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“within the succeeding twelve ooo yon, moratorium, o io, Hoover, months." In realy Premier Bennett ` on everything in the feminist pra- then authorized the following state gi-om oxoopt tho voio, was pronoun- ment: ced for the benefit of the Quebec “As the suggested date of moot- Legislature by Mrs. Pierre F. Cas-

ing was later found to be inconven- grain, President of the League for v lent to several of the G0V@l‘nin€nl»S Women's Rights, in a recent ad- depended upon her for what/ever concerned. a postponement became dress inaugurating a series of sut- livelihood was to be obtained.

necessary. The Canadian Govern- frage talks in this city. l

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ference 8 ye" °¥°» W" ““““”“' (Canadian Press) lr Dealers in Prince Edward Island ously adjourned to meet at Ottawa MONTREAL, Quo” Nov_ ii_ A`ll

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