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Employment Figures Given

‘ OTTAWA (CP)—41ndustrliall em- ployment and payrolls showed lit- tle change during July, the hu- treau of statistics reported Thurs- sday. \

The composite index of indus- trial employment rose to 121.8 at Aug. 1 from the July 1 figure of 121.3, and the payroll index rose to 201.2 from 200.3. The index is based on 1949 levels equalling 100.

Average weekly wages at Aug. 1 were $70.75, about the same as at July 1 and June 1.

The bureau said substantial de- clines in employment, caused by seasonal if a c t 0 rs, occurred in transportation equipment, ir o n and steel products, retail trade and forestry. These were out- weighed by increases in other in- dustries, especially food and bev- erage manufacturing.

Employment in the clothing in- dustry rose slightly in both June and July, contrary to the usual downward seasonal trend in ear- lier postwar years.

Federal Works Contracts Let I For September

OTTAWA (OP) - Contracts to- talling $10,244,530 were awarded in September by the ’ federal works department.

new work on buildings and har- bor and river engineering, $851,- 747 for repair and maintenance, $4,801,046 for the Trans-Canada Highway and roads‘ and bridges through national parks, and $498,- 523 for dredging. MARITIME PROVINCES

Dee-r Lake, Nfld., addition and alterations to federal building, Provincial Constructors Ltd., Cor- ner Brook, Nfld.. $14,483.

Parrsboro, NS,‘ detachment quarters for RCMP. Halverson and Smith Ltd, Truro, N.S., $37,717.

New Haven, N.S., Breakwater, St. Lawrence Construction Ltd,

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Of this total, $4,093,213 was forl

Villeneuve, Que, $125,050. Sydney, N. S., wharf improve- ments. R. A. Douglas Ltd, New Glasgow, N.S., $157,956. Cape Breton Highland-s National Park, grading, culverts and base counse, mile 15 to mile 21 and mile 22.5 to 28.5, Chisholm Con- struction Co. Ltd, Antigonish, N.S., $1,056,820. Prince Edward Island National Park, grading, culverts and pav- ing, Brackley Point Road to west end of Rustico Island, Diamond Construction Co. Ltd, Frederie ton, N.B., $395,950. Campbellton, N .B., new federal building, Kenney Construction Co. Ltd., Yarmouth. NS, $307,000. QUEBEC I Dorion-Vaudreuil-l. Que, new federal building, Gauthier and Frere Ltd, Dorion—Vaudrevuill, $56,900. . Henrysburg, Que, animal ill-Q spection station for agriculture department, Armand Barriere, St. Jean, Que, $33,000. Hull, Que, National Printing Bureau, supply and installation of air-conditioning system in infirm- ary health unit, John Clolford Con- tracting Co. Ltd, Ottawa, $5,950.£

Produce More Pears, Peaches, Fewer Apples

OTTAWA (OP) ~— Canada pro- duced more pears and peaches but less apples this year, the bur- Sau of statistics estimated Thurs-

ay.

The pear crop increased to 1,- 435,000 bushels from 1,094,000 last year a-sd the peach crop to 3,078.- 000 from 2,801,000.

The apple harvest, however, de clined to 15,370,000 bushels ﬁrom 15,906,000 last year. ‘Other estimated fruit produc. tlon. with last year’s output in

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b r a c k e t s: grapes 79,440,000 pounds (69,310,000); plums and; prunes 589,000 bushels (566.0001;l apricots 175,000 (281,000); straw-I berries 23,784,000 quarts (16,459,- 0001; raspberries 11,478,000 quarts 12.311000». ‘

Both Quebec and Ontario were reported to have produced more apples, with production declining in other areas, particularly in Nova Scotia.“

The apple crop by regions with last year's figures in brackets: Ontario 3,842,000 bushels 13.032,- 000', Quebec 3,70,000 12,525,000\; British Columbia 6,583.00!) (6,981,. 0001 New Brunswick 325,000 0001; Nova Scotia 1,40,00 (2.910,.1 l450,000).

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