Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 September 1950 — Page 8

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Ample Supeiics of Milk And Milk Products Seen

~ Food Industrialist Sees Little Effect

Times Special a NEW YORK, Sept. 8 Despite Korea, our rearmament program n and any further Red satellite aggression, there will be no shortage of milk and milk products.

industrialist, with executive experiefice in two world wars behind §

him. Van Bomel is president and have accumulated “terrific. sur-

That's the conviction of I. A. Van Bomel, a top American food Stepped on the trigger of ‘a .12

the front seat with his wife, was “Dark One”

Pp ¥y ’ chairman of the executive com- | pluses of many dairy” foods, par- hit in the abdomen,

. mittee of National Dairy Prod-| ucts Corp. whase sales last year hif just under, a billion dollars.

ticularly dry milk; butter and... cheese, TWO: During the same period|

Among National Dairy's 65 applied science has been smproy- -|

subsidiaries are Sheffield Farms,

ing pasturage. As a result, dai

Kraft Food ' Co. - General Ice farmers get a longer pasurase|

Cream Corp. and Southern Dairfes. In an exclusive interview Mr. Van Bomel said “it seems unrealistic te me to foresee anything but plenty of dairy foods.” Seasonal Fluctuations He ‘added: “Nor can I visualize any shortage of butter and cheese such as existed in. the last war.

season and nutritionally better grasses, : THREE: Dairy farming has ecome-. so profitable that most farms today are at léast partially mechanized. less labor therefore produces more milk, FOUR: Most Kuropean coun-. tries formerly dependent. on us for dairy products now can pro-|

“There are seasonal fluctua- gyce their own.

tions in the fluid milk supply,

which is usually lower in the fall and more plentiful in the spring. This affects supply and prices, hut I believe the industry, can continue to meet both military and civilian demands for fluid milk.”

The reasons for hiz confidence

are: ONE: Since the last war we

Cites Manpower Shortage He admitted that military needs may reduce this surplus, and that manpower shortages may take men away from dairy farms into factories for higher wages unless Government controls dre applied] straight across the board. ‘No one can-hold people in pro-| duction with controlled sales’ prices unless wages are controlled

at the same time,” he explajned.

Back-to-School He believes scientific research With « is a vital factor in both industrial progress and our national deBEAUTY MART fense. His corporation spends

lover $4.000,000 annually on pure | j and applied research,

- PERMANENT i ; “Both the Department of Agri-| ‘culture and industry have done; = fso much throughs: research to i make dairy farming profitable {that the average farm today has A least 10. cows,” he said. | “In fact, there is now an average of one ‘cow per family in * [the United States,” Mr. Van +. | Bomel pointed out. “That is sig-| nificant in terms of possible war | feeding because milk cows are; ; | nOW scientifically bred for better _ | bone structure and body texture. ¢ | When their milk producing days ‘are ended, they become good 0 | meat. They no Jonger end up in [the sausage factory.” Ample Cows on Hand 1 He believes mechanization of] | dairy farms will play a steadying/| part in any manpower shortage! even if total war should come. “Today, with so many easy-to-| { manipulate farm machines, wom-| .en can do 90 per cent of our {farm work,” he explained. *‘It j®:certainly no harder for a woman to drive the new tractors than it! is to drive some of the old cars \ : . {you see on the road.” or Sunt Youtira, ox Any upping in dairy products prices would depend on thrze

GUARANTEED factors, Van Bomel believes | “Labor, the Government's price SAE $300 |

| support program and any addi-

PRICE tional transportation costs caused by our accelerated rearmament BL Appointment Necessary program.”

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