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Indiscriminate: Immigration Seen Danger |

By CARL MOLLINS

BRIGHTON, England (CP)— An official representative of the Canadian Labor Congress cau- ‘tioned British workers Tuesday against ‘‘indiscriminate’’ mi- gration to Canada cae

William Ladyman, _interna- tional vice - president of the Brotheshood of Electrical Work- ers, told delegates of 9,000,000 British union members at the annua) Trades Union Congress here that. ‘things are not so rosy as is sometimes sug- gested’ for immigrant workers in Canada, even for craftsmen

Ladyman, reviewing the Ca- nadian situation .in bringing fraternal greetings to the TUC from the CLC, noted that Im- migration — Minister — Nicholson visited Britain and other Euro- pean. countries in a summer | campaign to step up immigra- tion

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“If we flood the country with immigrants — no matter how much we~may—-need-—-skilled workers right now-—what’s go- ing to happen to our own youth?” Ladyman asked

Ladyman said Canada is af flicted with large pockets of unemployment. and poverty tn the Maritime provinces and Quebec. In addition, he told the Britich, the hafd winter can hit the-jobs even of skilled men

He! said there is a tendency among immigrants to believe that the government {s going to look after them -if they have trouble getting work in Canada. But judging from the number of jobless turning up at union offices, this is not 80

Ladyman also told the TUC that-—proporats—o+r — national J health program in Canada ate meeting. with “hesitation - and opposition in the usual places’ and that Canadian labor 1s’ pressing for an increase in for- eign aid to poor countries

“We talk a lot abott increas- ing help. to underdeveloped countries but do little,’ Lady- man-said: :

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OTTAWA (CP) — Canadian eommodity exports reached a J few. high..in..the first half-of-the 9: gi - year, despite a -sharp-decline in = wheat shipments. to the Com- munist’ bloc, the bureau of sta- tistics reported Tuesday Final figures for the January- June period showed total ex- ports to all markets of $3.901,- 900,000, up 1.8 per cent from the previous high of $3,833,700,000 set a year-earlier The gain, most of which was attributed to higher prices rather than increased volume of goods, was recorded despite a decrease in wheat shipments to $294,800,000“"from the previous year's $480,400,000. The 38-per- cent drop resulted from comple | tion of the major -sales negoti- ated earlier to the Soviet Union and some Communist satellite Nations. ‘ The $450,000,000 wheat sale signed last month with Russia is ‘expected to lift the export figures. back to 1964's record

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58.1 per cent of the overall total. This was up from $2,011,400,000, | ike or 52.5 per cent, last year Newsprint remained Canada’s No. | sales item to the US., followed by wood pulp. Both recorded substantial gains in the six-month period as did ex- ports of natural gas, fertilizers, industrial machinery, and motor vehicle parts.

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