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heat ountil isagrees .

By HAROLD MORRISON

LONDON (CPl—The 48-coun- m International Wheat Council has failed to agree on how far into the future the current in- ternational w h e a t agreement ‘ should be extended and dele-‘ gates will be called back next j February in another attempt to reach an understanding.

Following week - long secret talks attended by representa- tives of 33 countries. a council ‘ official said Wednesday that lti would be too harsh to suggest there was a deadlock. He sntio- ‘ ipated the agreement which lapses next July 31 will be ex. tended in its present form for another year.

There was some mystery as in why the importing and ex- porting countries could not reach agreement.

One delegate said there were differences not only among the importing countries but also among the exporters. The coun- cil issued a statement recalling that it had agreed last June that the price-stabilizing pact should be extended. All that remained was to agree on the period of extension through a draft proto-

col. Discussion on this draft proto- col is to be resumed in London e . 4-8.

STRESS STABILITY ‘

it is understood that at the council session which ended Tuesday. Canadian representa- tives emphasized the need of price stability for Canadian farmers, particularly in refer- ence to competition among wheat exporting countries.

Canada has been worried by United States price under-cub ting in durum wheat. fearing this American policy might spread into other wheat varie- ties. Durum does not come un- der the wheat agreement but it is understh the Canadians took the occasion to question whether the us. is abiding by the spirit of the pact.

The council. in its statement. made no mention of this pricing problem. It noted because of heavy buying by Communist China and the Soviet Union. wheat trade rose to a recon! 569- 100.000 tons in the last crop year. up 12,500.000 from the pre- vious year.

In lihe current crop year which ends next June 30. world wheat production is estimated at an unprecedented 236,000,000 tons. a rise of about l4.000.000 over last year. with harvests improv- ing mainly in the Soviet Union and Western Europe.

"There is likely to be a sharp fall in exports to the traditional import markets of Western Eu- rope and to the U.S.S.R. . . . On the other hand. a further in- crease in shipments to the de- veloping countries of Africa. Latin America and Asia. partic- ularly Far East Asia is ex-

oected."

Canadian authorities are con- vinced that the International Wheat Agreement, developed 15 years ago, will be kept alive un- til something better comes along.

6 SETS QUADS ATTEND PARTY

LONDON (APl—lt was one of Britain's most unusual par- ties—six sets of cuadruplsts.

A baby-food manufacturer got them together for the first time. They are:

he Cummings —- Betty. Wilma. Margaret and Rob- ert. age ill mcn

The Meachsms — Christo- i pher. Edward. Lucille and Yana. age 3.

The Bonnets -— Anthony. David. Beverley and Thelma. nearly 7.

The Colos -— Patricia. Fran- ces. Edna and Marie. 14.

The Tsylora——Annette. Rob crt. Kevin and Paul. 16.

The Goods—Bridget, Eliza- beth. Frances and Jennifer.

How did they feel about be- ing quads?

"i don't enjoy it one bit.” sadi Marie Coles. “It's not like being an ordinary child. People always stare at you and get your name mixed " ..

Said Elizabeth Good: ‘

" suppose you gain a bit by being a small celebrity."

Some of the quads‘ mothers were present at the party. An exceptional mom was Mrs. Barbara Cummings. 30. In addition to the quads. she has W0 sets of twins—Heather and Dora. 7. and Carol and Grace. 5.

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