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seas wheat shipments from this port, slow and steady during recent weeks, are, en acted to climb shortly with closure of shipping on the St. Lawrence River. »

And with more than a half- dozen Japanese vessels loading right now the statistics should show an upward jump any day. Shipments from here for the crop year to (kit total 26,176,000 bushels, nearly 1 ,000,000 bushels down from the same period last

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dian grain since 1951 has leaped sharply. in that year, vessels jumped 13,000.000 bushels across the north Pacific. During the elapsed seven years she has in- creased her imports to 50,000,000 bushels. taking most of it in Jaip- anese ships. ' The best customer out of Van- couver continues to be the United Kingdom, with 74,000,000 bushels. India purchased 8,000,000 while the Oceania area of the Pacific took 1,500,000. A Vancouver grain exchange official said Thursday that Russia imported more than 14,000,000 bushels to July 31. Red China bought several cargoes of Can.- dian Wiheat this summer but there have been no renewals of orders.

Two Western Newspapers Get New Publishers

TORONTO (C‘P) ‘— Two West- ern newspapers. the Vancouver Province and Winnipeg Tribune, get new publishers Jan. 1.

The Southam Company Limited announced Thursday: ~

Fred 5. Auger, vice-president and publish-er of the Tribune since 1951, becomes publisher of the province, succeeding A. W. Mos- carella who retires.‘

Ross Munro, assistant publisher and editor-in—chief of The Prov- ince. succeeds Mr. Auger as vice- president and publisher of The Tribune.

Mr. Moscarella, 05, has had” years' service on Southann News- papers in Winnipeg and Vrancou.

. tor of the Southam Company and of Pacific Press Limited. Pacific Press owns the Province and the Vancouver Sun and the Southam Company holds a half-interest. SOUTHAM DIRECTOR Mr. Auger, 51, also is a Sout‘ham director. Before joining the Southam Company he was ad- vertising manager of Procter and Gamble Company Limited and, earlier, managerof the Vancou- ver branch of McKim Advertis- ing Agency. A native of Calgary, he is married and has two sons. Mr. Munro, 45, was awarded the OBE for his work as a Cana- dian Press war correspondent during the Second World War. He joined the Southam News Serv- ices in 1948. He is a graduate of {the University of Toronto in po- ‘litical science and economics and Iis married. with one daughter. __.._4____._._._———

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