CANADIAN POLICY
GOVERNMENT MEMBERS DISSATISFIED
■ OTTAWA, April 11. One of the shortest sessions of Parliament yet known closed with a heated1 debate. Eight Western and Ontario Liberals revolted against the Government's tariff policy and especially the recent increases in duties on furniture from the United States. " ,
The session was marked by other evidences of dissatisfaction in the Government ranks, notably on the increases in the defence appropriations and the- renewal of the AngloCanadian trade treaty. ,
Before the adjournment an address of loyalty to the Sovereign was passed.
■; The Prime Minister, Mr. W. L.. Mackenzie King, and several"- Cabinet Ministers are preparing to sail for the Coronation. .
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 85, 12 April 1937, Page 8
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