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tion of the drive #0 reise the yo- maining $121,480 required to erase the school's debt. A resolution calling for an crease "with the least possible = lay" in the minimum salaries paid to clergy in the 280 parishes of the diocese was passed by unanimous vote of delegates. "The resolution called for mini- mum stipends of $2,200 for single and $2,400 for married clergymen, plus car allowance where neces- sary for both classes. Previous minimum for both mar- ried and unmarried clergy was $2,- 000 a year. Most outspoken lay delegate in favor of the proposal was F. E. Russell of Canon Davis Memorial Church, Sarnia. "Ask yourself who in the world would be crazy enough to work for what they (clergymen) do when they could go into industry and earn three or four times as much," he said The synod recommended provin- cial action to provide medical care for indigents lacking residence re- quirements. Rev. John Duncan, St. Thomas, told synod the resolution on indi- gent care was designed to close a gap in the province's medical ser- vice. Finance Firm 'Head Denies MP's Charges TORONTO ( Nar Frankel, manager of Consolidated Finance Corporation, Tuesday asserted that Alistair Stewart (CCF--Winnipeg North) is "using his immunity as a member of Parliament to spread evil gossip" in the House of Com- mons. He was commenting on a charge {made in the Commons Monday by | Mr. Stewart, who said the corpora- tion was engaging "in all the ele- {ments of 'a racket." Mr. Stewart said the company has been advertising for prospec- tive *"'victims," and that it charges Yen an over-all jee of 25 per cent or taking care of customer - solidated debts. 5' 08. Mr. Frankel said: "Not one statement is true. We definitely don't charge anything near 25 per cent." TELEVISION PROGRAMS CBLT Toronte -- Channel § WEDNESDAY 5:00--Cowboy Corner 6:00--Music 6:45--Uncle Chichimus 7:00--Tabloid 7:30--Fighting Words 18 THE DATLY TIMES-GAZETTE, Wednesday, May 1, 1958 More Recruits Required For Anglican Ministry LONDON, Ont. glacan Col- [than in the past, "but it is not ege, situated in the second lar- | large enough." jest Anglican diocese in Canada, | He said it raised the Suestion thould provide "of th or meet the | of recruiting for the mi gistey istry needs of the diocese of ["'which is not being given enoug! uron and other dioceses as well, | serious thought in the diocese." principal of Hiron College said | Dr. Coleman proposed regional . W. conferences to which Joung men R. Coleman told bait be invited even though they embers of the diocesan synod t the college is not doing this. may have given no thought to the Eight Sydetts will receive thoi tiate in theology Canon MR cen tonight at in . annual convocation, Grace Church, Jang 1 college's IH Appleyard of said. This is a larger iin vg EARL called for a continua- RADIO LOG WGR S50 & CKFY S80 © CBL740 © CIBC 860 © CHML 900 WBEN 930 © CFRB 1010 ® CHUM 1030 e CKOC 1150 CKLB 1240 @ WKBW 1520 @ CHVC 1600 rting on the college's fi- Information on radiu programs is suppiled dy the rigg stations. The Times prints p and and does not assume responsibility for 'maccurate yy rinses WEDNESDAY EVENING wid What LES |cBLTh 1h ey Ari CKLB-News; Ea: s ews e Live! s 28 5 Ge Tea |=yBe. Ryth: i Rendezvous |" book : m Supper lub a Be | 0.30 P.M. 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Historically, dairy men have found that as a rule of thumb, the price of cheddar must be about one-half the price of butter to keep a well-balanced movement of milk flowing into the two dairy products. Knock that price ratio out of line and a shift in the milk flow fol- lows. Reduce the price of cheese without reducing the price of but- ter and the flow of milk is attrac- ted more to butter, dairy men say. Cut the price of butter and main- tain a high price on cheese and the milk flow is reversed. Ontario is Canada's big cheese- producing province. Under a pro- ducer-government program, ched- dar was virtually supported at 30 cents a pound wholesale. The fed eral government is supporting creamery butter at 58 cents a pound wholesale. Now the picture has changed. Charles Heath, secretary of the Ontario Cheese Producers' Asso- ciation, announced in Belleville Tuesday that the 30-cent-a~pound price support on cheese has been removed. Cheddar will go on '| mongoose reared in England, to keep him. The mongoose is an Asiatic~animal of the weasel type. being presented to London Zoo by CAIRO (AP)--The foreign min- owner, 13-year-old Anthony |istry announced today Moscow has Sheridan, who is entering Harrow |approved the appointment of for- public school and won't have time | mer inspector-general of the Egyp- Masry, as am- . El Masry tried y "during the Sec- t was interned. are sure to pay. with yours today. PARTS WITH PET LONDON (CP)--Lucky the fe, H] public auc- tion next Friday without Ne strength of a floor price. A Belle- ville cheese buyer predicted retail cheese prices will drop five or six cents a pound. In Ottawa, Wood St. retary-manager of the Dairy Council, emphasized that if cheese prices drop, there will be a "substantial" diversion of milk to butter factories. A spokesman for the Ontario de- partment of agriculture said *'there is no doubt" the price support re- moval will bring retail prices down, but he said he could not predict how much "There is little chance of ship- ping more Canadian cheese out of the country because Britain shows no interest in it and United States quotas are filled," he said. Too Much Concentration On Violence, Says Baxter LONDON (CP)--Beverley Baxter Canadian-born member of Parlia- ment, says he thinks newspapers | concentrate too much on violence. "Death, death, death," he said, "is the recurring theme, except on | Sundays, when it becomes adul- tery." Baxter, who was addressing the | British Association of Industrial | Editors, added he doesn't think | much of Britain's Sunday news- | papers, some of which "no self-| respecting man would edit." He thought there was a sale for | "idealism, for beauty and even for | humor." | Baxter once was editor of the | Daily Express and still writes for the Evening Standard. 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