credit . Buying Reported Disappearing At Fttsi little from Saskatchewan Scene

iiaami. (CP)—Credit. buying, mg. an economic rnainspring in W‘ .3,-mu. gal province. is fast “M. may to each on the barrel-

ad. mm recast months one after an- ,m.,- or 3ukatcbewan's smaller

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number still is climbing. The lnkvhantewho placed cash- i sin: in their iigymove has been high successful.

But best cultiomer—‘.l:--‘ tsrrmr. I! bought on credit in min; and paid in cash after he.r- ,, finds it pretty toulh INN-

Mesehantl changed from crerli' u, out; . as e. maul; of financial self-preeu-ration w on farnlel content asii grain and started to run up heavy bills. They say the more was inevitable and became . cntninty when wholesalers out time snowed for payment (mm an to seven .

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,The Guardian Page . Friday, April 23. 195+ pressed dissatisfaction. -

TLC president Percy R. Ben-' gough said the government should have called on Parliament earlier to extend the period of supple-t mentary unemployment insurance; benefits for cold-weather unem-t ployment. which expired April 15,.

Much of the unemployment, he: said, has been brought about by,‘ the admission of cheap goods into‘ Canada in competition with dnm-l estic production. He mentioned‘ particularly textiles. rubber foot- wear and cement. t

CCL president A. R. Mosherj said the time has come for thel government to get a program off public works under way. both to‘ provide new work and to enlarge. the productive capacity of the Canadian people.

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lUnexpected Entry To Empire Games

VANCOUVER tCPi An inno- cent mistake has resulted in an unexpected entry to the British Empire Games here July 30-Aug.

‘A formal invitation was sent to Singapore asking that the Feder- ated States of Malaya attend the games. Singapore. bursting with national fervor. interpreted the in- vitation to apply to the state of Singapore and speedily accepted. The mixup was discovered when BBEG officials here noticed the flag

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sent from Singapore was not the of‘ the employment situation. same as the one displayed by Ma- boiled it down by industries this‘ lays at the last game: in Auck- way: i

land. New Zealand. A polite inquiry about the flats new design prompted the reply

Manufacturing. trade and serv-i, ice industries were stable during; the month. In manufacturing divi-‘

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The ¢eoptnnieeeesh.Iome sure- aeilhig their livestock out M guapto pay their bills. Others

sions. most branches had sustained employment. The textile and cloth- ing industries took on more work- ers, but less than usual for the period. Farm-implement employ-. merit was up more than usual.‘

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"A large number of people in Iaﬁatohewan have over-purchased end ere living one month behind rather than one month ahead." says it. E. Walker of Saskatoon. secret- .,-pmmeger at the Saskatchewan

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“pills. Walker. who has been trav- gmng throughout the province to tell bueisieu men of the move in- una each. says the entire picture is fevonble. “ volume has been maintained and in some cases increased. he says. Back bills have been coming h at a rate faster than itminel.

All oelnmiunitiee which have ellasl-tamed credit buying say there is s diltinet lack of cash. But “hs.blt-biiyim" may account for some of the difficulty.

London Sec Cadet Corps Wins Trophy

TORONTO (CP)—'I'he Courage- use see. cadet corps of London. oat. have been named winners If the uilrles M. Mutch challenge trophy representing the Canadian lea cadet swimming champion- ship.

In making the announcement, D. N. Csthers. chairman of the national sea cadet committee of the Navy League. said the London

Layoffs continued in iron and steel.

On the labor department‘: fig- tires. the West generally had the best showing with respect to un- employment. The number looking for jobs through NES fell during‘ the month on the Prairies and in British Columbia, but rose in all eastern regions.

laya and a reply is expected within a week.

Should Malaya also accept. Can- ada will be host to 26 nations, counting Singapore, an unprece- dented figure for the games.

Union‘ Hetidis‘ Urge Action 0n Unemployment

Canadian Suridyors Ahead of Yanks

MONTREAL, (GP) —~ Canadian surveyors are far beyond their sm- OTTAWA (Cp,_,_ Unemplnymem ertcan counterparts in professional among Canadians reached a post-‘‘“““‘- ‘ l”dm¢_ Untied states war top in lllzircli. it was all-‘land 51-WV9.V“F’ “id W5dn95d3l’- nounced Wednesday. and immedi-' w- 3- W1“13m5 01 Grand R313‘ stely the major labor cotigresses'ldﬁ. Mlﬁh-. Chﬂllmﬂ-11 °[ Eh? PW?’ called for federal action to easelerl-y division of the American Con- its effects. grass of Surveying and Mapping, At the same time. by an ap- said he and his colleagues look to parent anomaly. government fin» Canadian surveyors “for leader- ures also showed employment on ship and guidance 1;; helpmg us the rise as the spring pickup _set to false our “Mu5_-- ln after several months of decline. Addressing the annual meeting The °m“a1 M“-‘Ch “"°'mpl°y' of the Quebec Association of Land ::_:’:;e§fu::?:'re“(;laef:1se:yb3;ﬂ2:n::’1:'; Surveyors, Mr. Williams said that to be the trip for the 1953-54 win- "“°'l‘°.“"1°°”°‘[°‘ “um” f"°':‘ 3 ter. They said that later but pre- C°'_"pfa'f! B_chk 0 Colgmes lor an liminary figures I‘PCf‘l\'£‘(l bv the 5'“Ve5"”‘ “ 'i.° Que 5“ 3°“ °(’ gov E r nm any m,m,,¢,, 1m(,m,‘lers LllF£e.f‘t'ilJlBP6L:i4 ills tlljireeemlir ploymcnt started to slide down in 10*’ ““1"9‘51“§5“ V“ “W '5 '3' tin Quebec city, McGill Univer-

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Against these labor department figures, the bureau of statistics estimated that in the week ended March 20 there were 318,000 per- sons without jobs all week and looking for work. This compared with 3i2.000 a month earlier.

In the same week. the bureau; calculated. there were 4.459.000 persons at work up 17,000 from H month earlier but down 75,000 from a year previously.

Variations in the labor depart- 'ment's and the bureau's figures are sccouritad for by a variety of factors, including different meth- ods of getting statistics. The hu- reau gets It on a sampling of 30,- 000 households. The NES figures represent job applications on file- at. a particular date.

The government, in a statement accompanying the two sets of fig- ures todsy. said an expanding in- bor force was primarily respons- ible for the small increase in un- employment.

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