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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1949
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
U-S' Hoards Milk Powder But Ultimate Use Doubtful
By Vincent J. Burkn
(United Prau Staff Corrapondent)
Washington iipi The govern
ment Is boarding huge stocks of
an important food nutrient.
Agriculture department experts
say it is most needed in the na
tional diet.
Department officials are get
ting gray wondering how to make
the food available to consumers
The nutrient is calcium. Rich
supplies of it are contained in the
230,000,000 pounds of dry skim
med milk now locked in the gov
ernment's price-support stocks.
Manufacturers of the milk
powder say bakers should use
more of it to enrich their bread.
But bakers are reluctant to add to
their production costs. They say
the powder costs too much be
cause the government is holding
Manufacturers represented by
the American Dry Milk Institute,
Inc., counter by asking that the
government subsidize increased
use of the powder in bread-baking.
The bread-makers oppose this
plan. The American Bakers asso
ciation declared recently that
such a subsidy might lead to gov
ernment regimentation of their
industry.
The government has big stocks
of the powder because of a stand
ing offer to buy it at a relatively
high price. The government could
stop propping the price. The law
doesn't require it.
But if the government with
drew price props for skimmed
mil!:, agriculture officials fear powder. But they admit it's a
the price would collapse. Many
midwest dairy-hog farmers would
save cream for butter and feed
the skimmed milk to hogs instead
of taking whole milk to market.
Agriculture officials also argue
that if price supports were elim
inated for skimmed milk powder,
the price of butter, an end milk
by-product, would go up.. Under
the milk support law, the govern
ment props the milk price by buy
ing butter and skimmed milk
powder. If it dropped powder sup
ports, it would have to boost but
ter supports to keep up the price
of milk.
The dried milk manufacturers
are stumping the country to con
vince bakers they should "enrich"
bread with . more skimmed milk
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slow educational process.
To give the move a shot in the
arm, the manufacturers suggest
that the government re-sell the
powder it buys to bakers at lower
prices. They propose that bakers
using in excess of a national aver
age of 2.5 per cent dry skim milk
should be subsidized to the extent
of half the cost of all additional
quantities thoy use In bread-
making.
The beard of governors of the
American Bakers association,
meeting at Atlantic City, N. J., re
cently made it clear they want no
pan 01 sucn a plan.
In official agriculture depart
ment circles there are two
schools of thought. Some officials
tnink It's a fine Idea. They say it
really wouldn't be a subsidy. It
would merely allow bakers to get
the powder at a price closer to
what the price would be if the
government wasn t DrooDine it.
But other officials believe the
bakers eventually will have to in
crease enrichment of their bread
with or without a subsidy. If
thats going to happen, they ask,
why pay them a subsidy?
A cow's milk flow decreases
about 75 per cent when her thy
roid gland is removed.
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Richmond, Va. Ul At least
one ancient automobile taking
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trouble with Virginia's rugged
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C. K. Simmons, who drove his
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Simmons said he cruises at 80
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he gets 14 miles to a gallon of
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gollon of water in his tanks.
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