BRIGHT PROSPECTS
Mll BALDWIN OPTIMISTIC, r ßeuter Telegrams.] (Received this day at 10.26 a.m.) LONDON. January 28. Mr Baldwin, speaking at Sunderland on the conditions of trade said: " ! think there are grounds for sober confidence and moderate optimism. The funding of debts and the stabilisation of currencies are helping trade. There is a great harvest in Canada, v hose spending power lias increased. The same holds good in Australia." .Mr Baldwin went on to appeal to those who hold the destinies of the coal industry in their bauds " not to play fast and loose." To commended the example of Lord Londonderry, and suggested both sides to the coal dispute should place their cards on the table, rather than have the facts drag- j ged out. The Premier urged employers ami trade union leaders to visit America frequently and then* study the methods that were enabling the workers to enjoy higher standards of life than elsewhere in the world.' This would be infinitely more profitable than studying methods of Moscow.
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Hokitika Guardian, 29 January 1926, Page 2
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