Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 1, 1967, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press wednesday november 1, 1967 Brown scolds Thomson Export of wheat j commission to update continued slows Coati imbed 1 guideline s Thomson who decided today that the Best polity is to say jiving More introduced Brown with a few Light remarks including a joke about a fictitious George Brown whose longevity might have been boringly pro longed if he stayed away from wine and women. For some unknown reason the foreign Secretary took this As a personal affront and laced into Thomson and said his sunday times was doing a great Dis service to Britain. Policy in its editorial columns. Brown said the aggressive news and editorial policies with the Export slowdown. R1 storage capacity is becoming 0 i congested. On oct. 25. Country and Pacific coast ele very great disservice to this country and a very great Dis service to the affairs which we ought to i am your guest but i must make this quite Clear i think it is time you stopped. Your Busi Ness is to fight the other papers off. Some of us think it is about time we stopped giving the sunday times As Well As the russians half a the observer have been run Ning a series of stories on How Kim Philby a top British agent had in fact spied for the rus sians for some 30 years before he defected. Brown said later he did not have the Philby stories in mind when he made his remarks but Denis Hamilton executive Edi Tor of the times and sunday times suggested that Brown did. Following Thomson s introduction the foreign Secretary made Clear he was not amused and said the Only response he could make to Thomson is that you Are the Only Man i have Ever known who actually cheated Brown added that he was not making a joke. He was absolutely serious. Says Bond broken you actually once gave me your Bond and broke it. My dear Roy i think everybody Here who has heard the joke you have presumed to Tell about me should know you broke your Brown did not elaborate on this Point but there were re mors when Thomson won control of the times a year ago that the newspaper would continue to support British foreign what dear we Are doing Roy i ask you Start and. And the sunday times to take this into account and for god s Sake some applauded some of the guests applauded this remark. Others did not. Brown then remarked that some of the British industrialists present included men who got As much As s150.000 a year. He questioned whether they should get that much. Brown suggested Thomson was trying to do a Cyrus reference to the Ca Nadian born industrialist now living in the u.s., who is on Friendly terms with soviet Lead Over All capacity is bushels for country elevators for Lakehead and for Pacific coast. Visible stocks july 31 oud of the year were bushels j and the Dominion Bureau of j statistics has estimated the 1967? crop at 5ik.900.000 bushels. National markets Japan and Chiba. Specific Points of reference in aug isl and september. Are overseas shipments to China 0 examine the Kwh 24.455.000 Bush-1 and How its objectives could be Els in the same 1966 period j realized and possibly surpassed Japan took 4.911.000 bushels to 1980 compared with in 1965 Wilh manager Ella japanese officials said wheat and others involved in i shipments from Canada Proba july will show a 10-per-cent de Industry to establish programs that Wil encourage maximum in can government and Industry. Or. Roblin said the Coin mis Sion is expected to consult with and obtain information from former come members who i prepared a 1.000-Page report on i All phases of Manitoba s eco Nomy. It is expected that As the commission proceeds it will establish advisory committees to investigate and advise on specific problems. This method was used by comep1. C. W. Gibbins. The Saskatchewan president of wheat Pool. The chinese Trade was spoiled by internal troubles in that country. Canadian wheat sales men now Are in the Orient but. Shippers expect Little change some space available. Bui. Often this space is at Points thai Are on the maximum i wheat prices have been on a i 1 downward slide for the last four i i months. On june 1. No. 1 North-1 Kern was going Fly stealing o guns move Grain from Are on the lower tempting to Points that quota. There is no doubt that Farmers Are getting strapped for James Richardson and sons i Winnipeg Grain noted in its weekly Market let Ter that the maximum quota set j by the Canadian wheat Board for Grain deliveries by Farmers j is two bushels an acre. At oct. J 31, 1966 the maximum was four bushels an acre. J officials have estimated approximately 90 per cent of the working storage space in car. Ada now is full the highest per i cent age in 10 years. J the end of the wheat shipping Boom which has put about 200 j Grain handlers out of work in British Columbia ports is blamed on the loss of two inter a Day it was s1.91ts. But Trade minister Robert Winters said in september the United slates and Canada Are determined to strengthen wheat prices under the terms of the world grains agreement and he is optimistic for an upturn in prices and exports. Canada has subsidized the Export Price at s1.95 i cents a Bushel for the current crop year the floor level under the proposed new agreement. The government will pay the differ ence to the Canadian wheat Board for any sold below that figure. World Leader Ontario is a world Leader in photographing forests from the air. 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