Wool plan planters urge support amid Bakewell critique
The letter accuses R D Bakewell of misrepresentation in pushing a wool industry plan. It argues a consultative committee will exist, a Central Authority formed as an incorporated company, and governments must back the scheme to keep a floor price and protect assets. The writer says producers would gain stability while risks include capital loss and bloc voting by grower-controlled bodies. Bradford is cited as opposing wool reserves.