“TEMPORARILY SAFE”
Australian Industries and Marketing Decision PREMIERS TO CONFER By Telegraph—Press Assn.—Copyright. (Received July 22, 9.55 p.m.; Melbourne, July 22. Federal Ministers now believe that the three main industries affected by the Privy Council’s marketing decision in the James dried fruits case, namely, dried fruits, butter, and wheat, are temporarily in a safe position. Butter is safe because of steps taken by the industry itself. Wheat is safe because of the present high price, and dried fruits are at present not affected because the sale of the current season’s grops is already completed. The Ministry intends to convene a conference of State Premiers, probably in August, to discuss further measures when it is expected that the Federal Attorney-General, Mr. R, G. Menzies, will be back from England.
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Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 254, 23 July 1936, Page 9
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