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Dominion Observers

perity” and deduced that the Liberals in Canada would win, too, in the next general election and for the same reason. : Strategists of the ProgressiveConservative Party are joyful over the red faces the U. 8S. election results gave the American polisters. Public opinion polls here have not treated that party

too well. To the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation Party the Truman victory meant a solid labor

The Liberals, who have been in power here since 1935, are happy to see the Democrats returned to office with increased strength. One leader remarked that the American voter won't “shoot pros-|

Canadian Political, - Trade Leaders Happy Over Truman Victory

See Favorable Tariff

Relations and More Liberal Voting Trends By FRANK FLAHERTY, Times Foreign Correspondent \ OTTAWA, Canada, Nov. 11—Some political observers here have|§

been trying to read political significance for Canada into the United | & States presidential election results.

tions may have on the all-import-ant matter of Canadian-Ameri-can trade. On the basis of past experience the Democrats appear a bit more internationally minded than the Republicans and there is a feeling here that ‘they are already half sold on the importance of freer relations. To Seek Broader Reciprocity Ottawa wants to reopen trade matters with Washington within

the next few months in order to Political Action Committee. Tha|oDain a broader reciprocal agresCCF is supported by the Canadian ment based on balanced trade Congress of Labor and its amli-|>etween the two countries.

ated CIO and Canadian unions. Question U. 8S. Influence Actually, however, the idea that the American elections indicate] the trend for Canada is considered by soberer heads to be farfetched. This country’s Liberal governfiieht has pretty well decided to hold a general election next year but Canadian voters are not likely to be influenced in their choice by what happens abroad, even in the States. What really interests Canadians is what éffect the American elec-

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In a series of tariff agreements since 1935, the trade flow has been broadened measurably by cuts in the American tariff against equal cuts in the Canadian tariff. But recently Max W. MacKenzie, Deputy. Minister of Trade and Commerce, said that that line of bargaining could not do much more good since the American tariff in most cases had started out higher than the Canadian; Canada also is keen on seeing the U. 8. ratify the Geneva trade agreement and the Havana charter to bring its customs procedure in line with the International Trade Organization code. The consensus here is that the Truman administration, having taken the lead in promoting the International Trade Organization, will be more likely than would a Republican administration to carry through. All in all, Canadians are pretty well satisfied that nothing deterrent to Canadian-American relations will happen with President Truman continuing at the White House reins and the Democratic Party in control of Congress.

British Housewife Continues World Flight

ADAK, Alaska, Nov. 11 (UP) —Mrs. Richard Morrow-Tait, world circling British housewife, made preparations today for the next leg of her globe-girdling flight. Mrs. Morrow-Tait arrived here yesterday ‘from Shemya Island in the westernmost Aleutians. She was accompanied by< her navigator, Michael Townsend.

Ex-Corporal Admits $13,619 Army Theft

PHILLIPSBURG, N. J, Nov. 11 (UP)=Police said today Alfred Bianco, 23, had confessed stealing $13619 from a safe at Camp Dix, N. J., Sept. 30, while stationed there as an Army corporal. : Bianco was taken into custody vesterday by Army criminal investigation department officers.

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British Press "Plays Up" Truman Win, Flays ‘Leftists’

By WILLIAM McGAFFIN pressive, though, -to see how Times Foreign Correspondent everybody in England has talked LONDON, Nov. 11—Leaders, as|gpout it—everybody from stuffy editorials are called in England, jetired colonels in their clubs to are still being written about how the little old men who carry Harry 8. Truman upset Thomas sandwich boards. E. Dewey's applecart | Obviously, the reason is that i {the English have developed a The American presidential elec- vivid appreciation of what Amertion has, in fact, been the most ican world leadership means to important news item in the Brit- fires, Mah, Dethaps ihe ajoh : y, are visibly relieved over the lsh eapilal for a Wes Ka mags- future of the Marshall Plan circulation dailies —L on d o ws| Which they Joel is OTS eure Daily Express (which calls itself HOC ET e ilruman administra. the world's greatest newspaper) . and Daily Mail—both represent a Take Vital Step conservative attempt to counter-| However, much as the British act the political hay the leftist have come to appreciate and rely forces have been making of Ns the Marshall Plan to get them

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“To claim that America hasan important step toward selfgone left is the hooey that rhymes help which deserves applause. with Dewey.” (The British finally have started Seek ‘Empire Policy’ to do something about featherhe Express returns to its bedding practices in trade unions. a pes of plumping for| It is the General Council of the “empire policy.” Trades Union Congress — the So much printers ink already|equivalent of the CIO and AFL has been spilled over the elec- Sominegs~that has started the tion that this column hesitates to| Pall rolling. add its puddle. It has been im-|“PY"§1% Gak,b7 TA ive Trae Times

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