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(Canadian Press staff Writer) WINNIPEG. Nov. 27——Meinners 0i the grain trade here are paying cilose attention to "Reference No. 0 in the appointment of Mr. Jus- tice W. F. A. Turgeon as n royal commissioner io investigate the stain trade. Sittings open in Win- "IDBR Dec, 1,

The reference asks the commis- Bloncr to study the measures which should be lakrn to retain and to extend the marketing throughout. the world of Canadian wheat and m"? izralns and their products.

The finding of markets for Cau- fdiﬂn izratn was cited in Drnctlcrf- Y "II 8min trade circles-the wher‘ board. eo-operiitive companies and private companies-as the millb‘

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years. Submissions to the commis- sicner are expected to throw light on‘ extending markets.

Appointment of a. v. BiddulPh of mndon, England. as European commissioner of the Canadian Wheat Board recently was taken as a step to develop grain sales. He will do his work by advertising and propagating goodwill and will not uni-lose in any direct sel'li'ig activ- tJCF.

whzn J. R. Murray chairman o! 1'1" wheat. board. appeared before the prirllamentary committee inves- tig ‘ng the grain trade‘ during the lest session. he referred lo the need m‘ markets for Canadian grain and prrvsvots. v

Mt- Murray said: "In looking for- tvttfil beyond this season there can tic no doubt that reduced marinate fo- wheat in Europe constitute the greatest menace to a healthy world wheat situation. '

"High tariffs against wheat im- ports, will“ 0K llilhl meme.

temutlonal trade from over 700.- 000,000 bushels a few years ago to 020,000,000 bushels during the past two years.

"Normal crops on the present acreage in western Canada alone would produce about 400,000,000 bushels annually. Iivtng us about 285.000.000 bushels for export."

‘ intensnce of the high stand- ard of Canadian grain-Canada has won numerous international awards ior its wheat-rests to a great de- gtee in the administration of the Canada Grain Act and assurance of proper grading of grain.

All wheat, oats, barley» We and flax are graded in conformity with the provisions of the Canada Grain Act lad regulations of the Board of Grain Oomminimen.

Grain is graded to determine its nullity Ind w n: a basis of valu- ation. It is based upon the selen- tlfio kn" .‘~'~~ r’ nuallties ac- cordlr; in "_‘. ~~ ~ -~ gether with wezb‘. ,'.. b......, .. ..

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dom from disease and its effects. and moisture content among other tests. The milling and baking qual- ‘ tiles are watched closely by buyers! for all millers.

The Canada. Grain Act requires that all grain passing through ml inspection point in the wesiem di- vision shall be inspected and grad- ed. Committees on grain standards -- nre appointed by the Board of amount, Nov. 28-80900" f" Grain commissioners - one c0m- mm Douglas Haig. wartime leader mittee for the east and one ior the| o; m, British Forces, and dis- west. They establish standarcii “gr-cement with conclusion. oi samples for all statutory and com- t Lioyd George that. Halg We: on incl" "l grades. The western cnin- ~myerior ggldier," were cxpr unit's also establishes standard ex- | by Baron ‘Iwveedsmuir. Governor- port samples for statutory and‘ General of Canada in an nozress (‘Oitlliiev-z ‘a1 grades. - today to the Canadian Club here.

Wi.h t ~ greater part oi the Lord Helga decision to ntinrll " '- wheat crop ckoorted the l-lindenburg line in iota was

turd Tweeilsmuir Disagrees With Lloyd G e o r g e

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attack on the stone wall German defence line that rr-sivlted in speedy conclusion of hostilities.

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“Mr. Lloyd George's conclusion, I Rather. is that Haig was an inter- ior soldier and that the war u-as won without him. I do not holirvi’? this can be the view of um" litir- mlntled m n n+1 kfﬁl": much "w" the subject."

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Preside" i-lnnitm Dr Valera who is half S‘, I aisli himself. today‘ op- prred an i-ppnonnn tnotlon in the Dali for rrviziiiiirii oi the Span» ':li lrsiiracnt. regime as the legit- imate rovernmcnt oi Spain. Th~ motion was defeated 65 to 44.

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