SOVIET EMBARGO
AGAINST CANADA. (United Press Association- B\ Electro Telegraph.--Copyright t OTTAWA. April 20. An embargo by Russia against Canadian goods was announced at Moscow on Sunday. It was not unexpected here, although the members of the Government arc not willing to comment on the Russian decision. Six weeks ago action was taken by the Canadian Government to ban imports of Russian coal. lumber, timber, wood pull), pulp asbestos, and fur. Retween one and two million dollars’ worth of Canadian trade will be afeeted by the embargo. The most seriously adVetcd items will lx* agricultural implements, of which Russia has been a heavy buyer during recent years. CANADIAN SHIPPING ALSO BANNED. LONDON. April 20. As a reprisal for Canada’s embargo on Soviet-made goods, Russia has forbidden lior importers and Inn- trade representatives abroad to purclr's > Canadian goods or to use Canadian shipping.
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Hokitika Guardian, 21 April 1931, Page 3
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