AMERICAN ITEMS
WHEAT PRICES
(United Press Association— By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.)
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26
Mr Logge, Chairman of tlie Farm Board, addressing newspapermen today declared the present was a good time for millers and feeders to purchase wheat while it was cheap. Asked whether he meant that the price would go up. he replied that ho was not making pronivses. He estimated that more than two hundred million bushels of wheat would be used for livestock food this year. CANADIAN PROPOSAL. OTTAWA, Nov. 26. The restoration of the granting titles to Canadians and that the de- .• ~r r i., ns n Dominion signation ol C amnia ■' he altered to Kingdom of Canada, also the changing of the title of Gov-ernor-G'meral to that of Viceroy is proposed in a motion tabled for the House of Commons by Air Annand Pavergne, Deputy Speaker (Conservative), of Quebec.
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Hokitika Guardian, 27 November 1930, Page 5
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