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of a deficiency payments system to hog producers will be made. He also annuonced extension of the price support of $25 a hundred- weight for hogs until October 1 when it will be reduced to $23.65.

Mr. Harkness told the House of Commons he has directed the Agricultural Stailization Board t explore the method of providing price support for hogs by means of a deficiency payment to pro-; ducer rather than by undertaking to purchase products at this time.

“Under this method, the price of hogs would not be supported in the market, but producers would be paid the difference between the actual average price received and the prescribd support price’’. he said.

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one phase. His institution of “‘peo ple’s volunteer militia” to curtail what is called public misbehav- jor is another. |

The drinking habits of Rus- sians, lomg famed as hardy tip- plers, have been changing rapidly under the demands of Khrushchey —formerly renowned himself for his ability to handle a full glass. ULTERIOR MOTIVE

Some say -Khrushchev's criti- cism of excessive drinking as un- Communist and harmful to Soviet progress began about the same time as reports that he suffers from kidney trouble.

Be that as it may, it appears

that the strong man of the Soviet Union has tapered off sharply in his consumption of alcohol, and that he expects every drinking man and woman in his country of over 250,000,000 people to join him. Nowhere has the change ia Khrushchev's — and the Rus sians’ — drinking habits been more startlingly apparent than at formal Kremlin receptions.

These ceremonies were once the scene of heavy and some times lively drinking bouts. TOASTS ALL AROUND

Tables were laden with bottles | — vodka, wines, Armenian brandy, beer, sometimes cham- pagne from the republic of Georgia. Few bottles were re turned to the shelves unemptied as Russians and their guests toasted themselves and everyone else.

The last Kremlin-receiption I attended—in honor of a visiting

sharp contrast.

Gone were the vodka bottles, even from the inner-ring tables for serving diplomats and top- level Russian officials. Our table held three bottles of native wine, a collection of soft drinks called “frukti water” and several flasks of mineral water. The diplomats fared nop better. A few trays, of brandy were passed among top Russians for the formal toasts, but their drinks were small and few.

WORKERS CUT OFF Drinks for Soviet citizens have

sible to withhold payments from commercial organizations operat- ing under the so-called vertical intergtion plan, and to limit pay- ments to any individual to a specific number of hogs deliver- ed.”

Every effort would be made to complete the necessary studies and put the alternative plan into effect ‘at the earliest possible date.”

“This method would make it pos-

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Khrushchev says “the walk in be- tween will help him stay sober.” Hitting at those who do their drinking at home, the Khrush- chev regime has practically dou- bled the price of vodka by the bottle in the last two years.

Liberals Deny Political Intent

OTTAWA (CP) — Liberal proposal for committee study of inflation drew near a close Wednesday with a denial that the Liberal Opposition was seeking a political advantage in proposing the study.

Senator W. Ross Macdonald, leader of the Liberal Opposition which greatly outnumbers the government supporters; pooh ovned the idea that some sena- tors may want to score political advantage from such a study. He said he’s surprised at the Opposi- tion that has developed.

He called for a speedy end to debate to allow the Senate fi- nance committee to get to work on the study.

DEBATE ADJOURNED

Debate was adjourned by Lib- eral Senator William M. Wall of Manitoba who sponsored the mo- tion for an inquiry into the threat of inflation. He will close the de- bate.

_ Eartier, Senator Walter Asel. tine, government leader in the upper chamber, had accused the Liberals of injecting a partisan air to senate deliberations by proposing the inflation motion.

Any idea that the Senate is in danger of developing partisanship on that score is a pure figment of the imagination, Senator Mac- donald declared.

NO POINT IN STUDY

But Senator Gustave Monette, Progressive Conservative from Quebec, said he cannot see much point in such a study.

The debate on the subject had been going on for two months now and no committee study seemed likely to turn up any more information than had al- ready been revealed in senate speeches.

The Senate had recommended an investigation at the time of the former Liberal administra- tion in 1956 but it had not been followed out.

Senator Monette said any further senate committee study

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