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Low Costs, More Business Are New Dairy Policy Aims REGINA (CP) -- A federal dairy policy designed to main- tain high consumption and keep costs down is in the works, Ag- riculture Minister Harry Hays told the annual meeting of the cage Farmers of Canada Tues- jay. He said the program was de- signed to prevent farmers from leaving the dairy industry. G. M. Strudwick of Balgonie,| Sask., Canadian Dairy Associa- tion president, said in an ad- dress opening the four-day con- vention that soaring farm costs must be reduced as a step to- ward bolstering the industry. The current policy of a con- sumer subsidy on butter should be retain@d in combination with measures which could provide equal results. Mr. Strudwick suggested. sub- sidies on drainage projects, building supplies, machin- ery and transportation. HAVEN'T KEPT UP Mr. Hays said in 'his address that one of the major problems! Cord May Have Caused Smash WICHITA, Kan. (AP)--Brig.- Gen. Murray Bywater says it is too early to tell whether a nylon cord found in a jet engine from a KC-135 tanker plane contributed to the crash last Saturday that killed 30 persons, destroyed 11 houses and dam- aged 25 to 30 others in a Wi- chita residential area. Bywater, head of the investi- gating team, said Tuesday: "It is too early to draw a conclu- sion on how it (the cord) got there. At the moment," he said, "we don't feel it contributéd to the crash." is that prices within the indus- try have not kept up with the rise in the costs of goods and services used by farmers. jsaid. The difficulty could be He said, however, that a rise in prices by producers would of- fer no real solution. "At least half of the manu- facturing milk producers are operating units too small to achieve a satisfactory . . . posi- tion on milk alone," Mr. Hays correctea only by the enlarge- ment of small units. The agriculture minister men- tioned his concern about the cheese export trade and criti- cized the Ontario Cheese Pro- ducers' Marketing Board. "We did a poor job of selling cheese abroad jast year," he said. "We must look at the sys- tem. The demand is there, but we don't even advertise our lcheese, which is the best qual-| lity cheese in the world." Britain last year that "Canada Mr: Hays said he learned in could have got three or four cents a pound more for first- grade Canadian cheddar cheese, which "would mean 24 to 26 cents a hundredweight more for the milk producers." At a press conference, Mr. Hays said the country has not begun to exploit a large mar- fons decided Tuesday to seek legal advice to see whether two reported transactions between ne me me cn emai CPR Unions Seek Advice Over Pension Fund Deal MONTREAL (CP)--CPR un- unfairly. ation met in Montreal "'to dis- cuss the series of articles ap- transaction was discussed," he|tion were given full authority to sai take whatever action is neces- "The members of the associa-|sary to protect the interests of tion were unanimous. in the|the employees of the pension} view that if the facts are as|fund." stated the company has used its trusteeship of the pension fund) "The officers of the associa- sainisteset by the railway, sold ters thle ape > tity Re rien ol pe nt Y gm smn THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, January 20,1965 17 sion fund also sold 89,000 shares of its Banque Provinciale du Canada shares, currently quoted at $54.25 a share, in a transaction of about $4,800,000. 409,000 shares of Central Del [Rio stock to CP investments last year at $7.69 a share, a $3,145,200 transaction. Articles in the Toronto Star The newspaper said the pen-! aid the CPR pension fund, ad- pearing recently in a Toronto newspaper concerning the trans- fer of certain common stock held by the pension fund to CP Investments Limited." "The association also was given details of a meeting of the CPR pension committee with CPR Board Chairman Nor- ris Crump and CPR President R. A. Emerson at which the the CPR pension fund and Ca- nadian Pacific Investments, Limited, were in the best inter- ests of the employees covered by the fund. John Clark, chairman of the general chairmen of all CPR unions, said in a telephone in- terview the Chairmen's Associ- ket in the United States and Britain for Canadian hedd cheese. While exports to the U.S. in 1964 were almost 25 per cent higher than in 1963, he said, "we could have sold almost twice as much." He said some of Canada's ag- riculture policies might be made more similar to policies now operated in France. 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