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leen-Agers Prominent In Jobless

By ROBERT RICE

OTTAWA (CPI—More than a third of Canada's estimated 32,000 jobless worker: last month were teenagers—moat of them moving into the labor market for their summer holl- days.

The influx of students held back the normal May-to-June drop in unemployment, al- though the job picture itself was bright in most non-farm indus- tries except construction. l

The bureau of statistics and‘ the federal labor department reported Wednesday that 6,760,- 000 persons were employed last month. an increase of 152,000: Irom May and 225,000 from' June.

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The May-to-.lune drop in un-i employment. h ow e v e r. was . marginal. 'Dhe number of job- less declined by 11,000 to 282,-.

the equivalent of four per

cent of the labor force of 7.042,- 3 O

This four-per-cent unemploy- ment rate compares with 4.2 per cent in May. 4.4 per cent in. June. 1963. and 4.5 per cent tn’ June. 1962, Seasonally adjusted. ,‘

e rate was 3.2 per cent. up from the 4.7-per-cent level at

the previous two months. 1 The monthly report is based.

on a survey of 35,000 house-I hold 3‘“ The labor department Iald'l Sgt/F

S. RISE SEASONAL

year. But the decline in unem- ployment was less than usual, chiefly because of the influx of students.

Unemployment among work- ers in the l4-to19-year age grouping increased by 43,000 to‘ 103.000 between May and June“

Despite the teen-age crush on labor market ab-i

over most non-farm industries, e x c e pt construction. which I showed a noticeable gain in em-i ployment. which rose to 610.000!

dropped to 32,000 from

This pushed the unemployment

rate to five per cent from 6.8

per cent a month earlier. Ontario's unemployment rate

from 574,000 in May. Unemploy- 3" meat in the Atlantic provinces . 42.000.

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cent — while all other areas Q

showed a drop.

CBC Explains 3 Annual Report liinmi)

Deficit Data 1

OTTAWA ICPJ The CBC says its expenditures didn't really outrun income by $4,071,- 553 in the fiscal year ended’

last March 31. The publicly < owned broad- casting corporation issued a

statement Wednesday to clear; up any misapprehension ahoutl figures in its annual report,‘ tabled Tuesday in the Com-i

s. ,1 The slaicnicnt said the CBC

"stayed \r‘thin its hudzci in 1963— 64 and returned 362.172 cash to the federal treasury as the un-1 expcnded portion of its parlia- mentary grant."

The idea that the corpor- ation‘s crpcnscs exceeded in-‘ come came from the report‘s’ summary of financial opera- tions which said “total income for the year was $111,387,000'W and “total expenses. , .j amounted to $115.43R.000 . . .". These IIEIII‘PS were rounded off in zeros from a financial table showing expense at $115,458,436l and income at $111,386,883. !

The difference of 34071551 was really depreciation, the CBC said The depreciation fig- ure was Included in the total‘ of expense shown in the sum—‘ mary but wasn't added to the income figure to balance the account. ,

The report shows net lncomei from the parliamentary grant1 as 578.376,82fl after deducting‘ the $62,172 being refunded from the original vote of $78,439,000.

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in Alir Force m‘ssion to Moscow says. Commodore Budl- nrdjo and his delegation re. turned from the Soviet. oapitall Tmsday night claiming “extra,- ordtnary results."

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