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Pace 14 The Guardian NOT SERIOUS

Wod.. February 27. 1957

B. C. Will Licence

It's Tradesmen

VANCOUVER fCPt e The PW vincial labor department has started a drive to put sharp oper- ators out of business and raise the

d .1 among l!.C. tradesmen.

The first province-wide examin- ing board for tradesmen has been set up to provide efficiency cer- tificates for refrigeration work- ers. A department spokesman said here the system will be ex- tended to other trades shortly.

Examinations by the board will not be compulsory. but refrigera- tion workers who pass them will receive a wallet-size card attest- ing their efficiency in the trade.

The idea is that the house- holder can demand proof of effi- ciency before hiring a refrigera- tion worker.

nouns” KIDNEY .

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and relatively painless rather than boom and bust. lies ahead for the United States. That. broadly. in the thinking said: of a cross-section of economists. 20 of whom were asked theirldone views by The Associated Press. The response seemed to lend be done over the long term? scant support to ex-president Her- bert Hoover's view that the cur- two broad schools of thought. rent inflation shows signs of a depression "agony" similar to the ment's "tight" credit policy has one which beset his own adminis- already put a damper on infla- tion. Because money is hard to borrow and interest inflation,” high. consumers. small business- said Harvard economist Summer men and local governments are Slighter. "is not laying the foun- under pressure to spend less and save more. The boom in housing ”I do not feel that the present has slowed down. inflation has gone far enough to and highway projects have been pose a serious threat." declared postponed. This has checked the chief economist W. E. Hamilton upward trend in prices and costs of the American Farm Bureau by easing the demand for mate- rials and labor. Meanwhile industrial firms have nitude is not likely to occur." said installed new and more efficient Dr. Marcus Nadler of New York equipment. which in time should work against inflation by cutting while there was general agree- production costs.

tration in 1929. N0 SERIOUS THREAT

NEW YORK IAPI - Creeping

i "The present slow

dation for a depression."

Federation.

"A depression of gmajor mag-

University.

Creeping Inflation Seems In Store For US Economy

By WALTER BREEDE Jr. 'should be done to prevent another wage i n c r e a s e 5. Management flareup. inflation. DAMPER ON BOOM

Here is what the experts wer

asked and what they generally

1. What do you think should be immediately to check the present inflation? 1. What should

Opinion here breaks down into

One holds

rates

. ... I ..,.x., t..(,::':”'j”,,,..Ij'..r' ment among those answering the from here in. this group holds. -X "- r...,,,, ,,...-it poll that inflationary fires are not things should go along smoothly ' . out of control. there was a wide unless unions fan inflationary divergence of views on what flames with another round of

that the govern-

Aft

Some school

should take a firmer stand. they

say. 9 "iuinn MONEY" nuzrs Right here is where the second group registers emphatic dis- agreement. Wage increases. these economists maintain. have noth- ing to do with inflation. The war- time pressures that made for in- flation have disappeared. some lines of business are actually in depressed state. and the govern- ment's "hard money" policy is doing more harm than good. The great danger lies in the price in- creases recently announced by producers of such basic industrial materials as oil. coal and steel. Economists taking this position are mostly affiliated with labor ons. The onsensus among the econ- omists polled is that there's no depression in sight. Some foresee recessionary trends. however. Dr. Malcolm P. McNair of liar- vard puts It this way: "I believe inflationary tendencies will dimin- Ish to some extent In 1957. In the long run the threat of infla- tion to the economic well-being of the American people depends on rapidity of price advance. Some business readjustment is alrcady

ELMSDALE '

Mn. Hazel Cameron attended the funeral in suinmerslde on Tuesday of the late Mr. Allan Palmer. The bereaved widow was the formar Miss Helen Bell! of Alberton.

Mrs. Hazel Cameron received the sad news recently of the death in Edmonton. Alberta. of the wife of her nephew, Mrs. Albert Weeks.

His many friends regret the ill- ness of Mr. Howard Adams. looal mech at Elmsdale. All wish for his speedy recovery.

Mrs. A. D. O'Brien was a guest for several days last week of her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Alton O'Brien. Alberton. The many friends of Mr. H. Dunn regret to learn he is a pa- tient in the Western Hospital. Mr. Donald Macdusland was a recent guest at the home of his brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Hardy.

Mrs. Ada MacArthur spent sev- eral days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arthur in Summer- side.

Mrs. Everett Wood fnce Mar- garet Matthewsl and baby son are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Matthews. -Y.

proportions."

Dr. George Katona of Michigan University's Survey Research Cen- tre comments: "It will hardly be possible to avoid some further small increase in the cost of liv- lng in 1957. But the threat of hard and re id price increases is neg- ligible at present. Goods are in ample supply and there are hardly any signs of inflationary psychology which would lead to ex-

under way and may reach greater

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IEDTIME STORIES

Roddy Finds

some knowledge It is well to spread. But some retain yourself instead.

-Reddy Fox. Booty the Owl and Mrs. Booty. sitting beside their nest in a tall tree in the most lonesome part of the Green Forest. watched Reddy Fox headed their way. If he kept on he would pass close to their tree and equally close to a big whlta mound. The latter was an old windfall now covered with snow. It has been that way nearly all wintar.

"What In If?" asked llooty.

If Reddy knew that he was be-

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