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Russians SiIeni On Goods For Export Here

‘ By JOHN BEST

i MOSCOW iCP—A group oi Canadian businessmen tried ‘ wooeaatuily here to pin down . Soviet trade authorities on what Soviet goods they feel might ‘ ﬁnd a place in the Canadian market.

Five leaders of a ire-man visiting group from the Toronto

and at Trade conferred with Mikhail Nestei‘ov, preSident oi the Russian Chamber of Corn merce. and the Soviet chamber officers.

The Canadians asked the Bus- sians what Soviet products they consider could be sold in Can ada. Soviet spokesman otten contend trade between Canada and the Soviet Union should he snortI ei'enlv balanced, Until now the balanre has been over whelminglv in Canada's favor.

Sources said the Russian Chamber of Commerce officials ‘ failed to otter specific sugges-i tions as to what additional Sm‘ viet goods Canada might buv Nor did thev respond in 5 Cone dian suggestion Russia send trade representatives to Canada 1 With samples of products avail able for export. ‘

Tass news agency said one at the “salient points" of the meet ing was the poSSibility of trade ‘ between Canada‘s West Coast‘ and the Soviet Far East;

Nesterov. supporting the idea. i said in the past the Soviet. Union exported wheat to Eli-1 rope and at the same time ported wheat into its eastern re- ' gjons from Australia and Can- Ida

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