THE N.R.A. PLAN
MR. FORBES HAS DOUBTS
A DESPERATE POSITION
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH/ This Day. ' "Judged by our own standards, one would be doubtful of the success of the American plan, but when you arc in a desperate position you have to do many things you would not do otherwise," said the Prime Minister (the Et. Hon. G. TV. Forbes) afc a welcome tendered by the people of Cheviot on Saturday evening. ) ; Mr. Forbes said that his visit to America had jbeen interesting, but at the same time it was very difficult to see how they were going to make a success of their big campaign. It all depended upon tUe expenditure of money. Ho had discussed tho matter ( with several prominent men in America, and they had told him that tho plan had pot tho markets moving, whereas there hud been stagnation befofc.
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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 80, 2 October 1933, Page 8
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