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     Page 12 The Guardian 'I1iur-adsz. Jan. 5. 1956  
     
    
   
   
    
     i GLASSTFICETJADS 
     
    
   
   
    
     Apartments For Rent 
     
    
   
   
    
     Feinals Help Wanted I 
     
    
   
   
    
     A-PARTNlENT”T0 REN'l'- IN 
     
     Brighton District. Phone "I996. 
     
    
   
   
    
     FOR RENT - 5 ROOM OIL 
     
     heated apaiiiiieiit. second floor. 
     
     central. available Jan 15th. Phone 
     
     4502. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Apartments Wanted 
     
    
   
   
    
     TV7ANTED”- sualli. Furilvlt-iii 
     
     ed apartment Apply B.T. Guar- 
     
     dlan 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ioardorsikcboinmodagd 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     cooking Dial 54911. 
     
    
   
   
    
     sri'nEx'Fs Arwohihibiiaran L. 
     
     At 36 Up. Hillstioro St . 
     
    
   
   
    
     ao.ii?i)'i-Litsd Accolimooaran. 
     
     Apply 202 Prince Street. 
     
    
   
   
    
     WANT175)7Ir;-727 (10l.'l7.E'(i.i-2 "swo- 
     
     ents to board. Phi-ne 5846 
     
    
   
   
    
     i'i(TiEba:Rs”wIiN1'Eli L lzl'-:t':it'lCl' 
     
    
   
   
    
     or or students. Phone M89. 118 
     
    
   
   
    
     Gerald Stieet 
     
    
   
   
    
     can and Trucks For Salli 1 
     
    
   
   
    
     WANTED - GIRL OR MIDDLE 
     
     aged woman for general house- 
     
     work. Apply Mrs. Stanley 
     
     Hurry. Winsloe, phone 7419. 
     
    

    
     ATTRACT I V E. INTELLIGENT 
     
     woman to train as consultant in 
     
     customer service department. 
     
     Capable of meeting public. Top 
     
     earnings. Apply Dept. 301 Box 
     
     541, Peterborough, Ontario. 
     
    
   
   
    
     TMalo Iiiilp Vlanteil A I l 
     
    
   
   
    
     Eml'ljl'u-oi'i.. SAlilPl:IE- 0l'TFlT 
     
    
   
   
    
     tree - Just like a liepartiiiint 
     
     Store Now you can sell to entire 
     
     family, clothing. shoes slltl'l.s. 
     
    
   
   
    
     slacks. sportsuear. work ciotllcs,. 
     
     etc. Amazing tliiiiiey-illnkiiic plan 
     
     No experience net-essary. lull or; 
     
    
   
   
    
     spare time. Free clothing for 
     
     pesonal use at extra hoiius. 
     
     Write for Dtiiii-ilul Free Sziiiilile 
     
     t)iitfil absolutely tire and lull 
     
     lllsilillfciltlns. 1).-pi ill; The 1.1114)- 
     
     er-Johnson (in 1' it link lltltl. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Beaiiharllois, P Q 
     
    
   
   
    
     Miscellaneous 1 
     
    
   
   
    
     W Plali'os"'.A'is'ii"0ni;.-ix's riwl-:nj 
     
    
   
   
    
     repaired and lPlltlill iiieans 
     
    
   
   
    
     for 
     
     sale. Phone 3763 t 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     liiuii 
     
    
   
   
    
     pcarli lJ,alllC(l 
     
    
   
   
    
     C lished for the year. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Montreal Stocks 
     
    
   
   
    
     .ilUN'l'REAL ICP1 -- Industrial 
     
     issues closed on a generally softer 
     
     note after a moderately active 
     
     session of trading on the stock 
     
     market Wednesday. There was a 
     
     westein all group. with narrow 
     
     mixed tendency in the mining- 
     
     iiiiprovcini-nts holding a slight ma- 
     
     jurity. 
     
    

    
     Tile pulp and paper and miscel- 
     
     lancotis sections both lost ground. 
     
     Ford dropped three points. Powell 
     
     Rlter was down 1': and Interna- 
     
     tional Paper was off a point. Bath- 
     
     lllxl it gained a point. 
     
    

    
     Base iilctals wcre weak, Aliitliln- 
     
     tliwippiili: dolln 2V4. Algiimtl 
     
     Sir-cl fl1'tiil1lP(l back 3 points and 
     
     Canada Sit-aiiiships slipped more 
     
     than 3 ptilni Utilities were firm, 
     
     iii-iiiiicaii niuiint: up a point Re- 
     
     finliic tlllk uere quiet and banks 
     
    
   
   
    
     iii-re iiiixr-ti in a quarter - point 
     
     I'.'illLIE' 
     
     (iaitatiian l.ithliim and Panel 
     
    
   
   
    
     to cents among the 
     
     low-prlrcii illlnes. 
     
    

    
     lndiistrial viiluiiie was 60.100 
     
     -.hari--' and mines 1.336.300. Of the 
     
     2tl.'i issues traded, 89 were up, 83 
     
     down and 93 unchanged iilth 12 
     
     new highs and 9 new lows estab- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ly Hll CANADIAN PRIH 
     
    

    
     Toronto: Itiooks lower! papers. 
     
     foods load softer-h-and. 
     
    

    
     New York: Stocks lower; weak- 
     
     iicss pervades list. 
     
    

    
     Montreal: stocks lower; trading 
     
     moderate. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Produce 
     
    
   
   
    
     MONTREAL (CP)-Agriculture 
     
     iicpai-tmant quotations: 
     
     Eggs: small cases, extra-large 
     
     5-5116; large 50; medium 47: smau 
     
     45; B 44 unchanged: C 34 un- 
     
     changed Receipts: S56. 
     
    

    
     Butter: curent receipts. 57in; 
     
     fresh grade creamery prints lob 
     
     price sauce; fresh non-tenderabla 
     
     5tiVs-5tWs; storage Salli. Receipts: 
     
    
   
   
    
     E 
     
    
   
   
    
     Cheese: f.o.b. factory. Ontario 
     
     white 3315: colored 31; delivered 
     
     Montreal, Quebec white 30: colored 
     
     301.3; wholesale Ontario white 31-Vi. 
     
     colored 11238: whoiaale Quebec 
     
     wlliite 31; colored am. Receipts: 
     
     ni 
     
    
   
   
    
     Rotatoes: No. 1 N. B. white 755 
     
    
   
   
    
     MARKETS and FINANCE 
     
    
   
   
    
     Toronto Stocks 
     
    
   
   
    
     TORONTO (CP) - A mild rally 
     
     toward the clone of the stock mar- 
     
     ket Wednesday pulled prices up a 
     
     little from their lows but it didn't 
     
     balance s downward drift that de- 
     
     veloped early in the session. De- 
     
     cllnes throughout the list outnum- 
     
     bered gains by about thine to two. 
     
     but new highs outscored new lows 
     
     more than three to one. 
     
    

    
     Senior base metals traded in s 
     
     half-point range. Noraiida. Steep 
     
     Rock and Sherritt eased. Consol- 
     
     idated Smeiters added it. Profit- 
     
     taking out values of a string of 
     
     lower-priced mines is-10 cents. but 
     
     most had reduced the losses to 
     
     about 10 cents by the close. liar- 
     
     vue was one of the better is-iucs. 
     
     gaining 12 cents at 31.50. East 
     
     Sullivan and Maritime: firmed 
     
    

    
     cnnies. Kilembe moved up 15 at 
     
    

    
     3.75. 
     
    

    
     Uraniunis moved siuggishly Be- 
     
     auCage's 20 cents at 33.10 was the 
     
     best gain. Mclntyre and Koliiiiger 
     
     eased fractionally in golds. Hold- 
     
     lng companies had Ventures down 
     
    
   
   
    
     1.30-1.40: N. 3. 50s 85-90; N B C112 
     
    
   
   
    
     i0s xx-.22; Quebec 755 110-15 
     
     PE.l. 753 150-160; Florida red 505 
     
     350-375 
     
    
   
   
    
     The stock exchange'a rinsing! 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mortgage Sole 
     
    
   
   
    
     V Western oils were dull. Calvin: 
     
     and Triad advanced 15 cents. Pa- 
     
     cific Pete was off Vs. 
     
    
   
   
    
     TORONTO CIJEING ITOCH 
     
    
   
   
    
     averages sho wbanks off 0.02 at 
     
     -19.99. utilities up 0.5 at 135.3. ing 
     
    
   
   
    
     139.189 and golds off 005 at 78.75. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     By The Canadian Prsu 
     
     is Quoted in ceniii. add lot. XII-Ea. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ,dustrials up 12 at 291.3. i-oinbiiiod.nilir)t-:.Nn, Xli7Ex-rights. xw-i-:......... 
     
    
   
   
    
     AID 1.0 at 239.3. papers off 4.27 at'"s"I':" 
     
    
   
   
    
     Sales Illll Low Close 
     
     WINES 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     svss-lvorhsulasIauradstratossolo'lIsIss&sadj&d. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ...s-Qt 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     -A 
     
    
   
   
    
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     MAST 
     
    
   
   
    
     Smiles of justifiable pride iirelGi1berl L. Cayeh, Halifax: Ldii. 
     
     :Sea. Arthur L. Blinkhorn. Sydney 
     
     worn here by Ifriiiil leftl Ldg. Scaqminesg N. 5” and AB Remand Sim. 
     
    
   
   
    
     UNNERS 
     
    
   
   
    
     gerland. Niagara-on-the-Lake. Ont 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Patience was their virtue as they 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
     "R W? s W? '9” "-W” '2”-"" 5-iRl""t'-"it-"S 1"-"MB?i..Z"..::.'r'.:t..7; l?l?l.'.Y.2”l;l'”E..:.l...ifJ;lL.f.i ibti ..     351-2 ::;;;:,;;--  g; ;; wt- 
     
     ton MFl('Ilf') lllIi'lx in good con- ing and healing Anvil! -iiItl.&9i'- .... 'i......l.... lite turnip--iuurui stay of Jan- 4).; pr 35 1...”, pm mm am 5. ” 
     
     dition. Apply Walstnn Campbell. vice man for llitiillnch tiialii um. loss, at the hour of iweiu o'clock &beu0""     a miA',!,,,.,, i M I, "N 2:” 
     
     Somhp,,,. r sgwg, phon, (.413 thus. ALL that parcel of land situate. iyv ' k M ' - - - - - - -  -- um MD... M, m I” m 
     
    

    
     2: 4-2;-in -:;- -Ti . a log and being on Lot or Township Number '3" H H - - ----- 47 l'2 nun," "9. an m J” I 
     
    

    
     " SKATES SHARPENED. TWO Tlwnty-one in Queen's County rioru-id tank NS . 58 xApex Res 11500 is n 17 
     
    

    
     EARN BIG - r;wd;rnmm-ch-in-- to -mm ”"c":sti:t.;c:-.i:"::":' ::.::'1:.l::. ..  mi-urst A  - M 2--;--- ,;-.39 3; -3- sm- 
     
     n 0 wt; st 0 on seven A '1 T ' 1 . g 1 1. r rim: 1 ti I'M 
     
     - RI 
     
      I V 9 uth side of . Road in Trout filler in alllllrll B  - -- A HAW” "no ma u " 
     
     lvl days a week until X 00 p m 0 the norihuui angle of farm lot Number loll .. . . 50 1-4 WMRH, moo am 1. g 
     
     wllflng. 5;; ""1 (esp in Klnp Ninety-lnur lesson to John, Frasier. 130 5111"  71.4 Hum”. .000 N. w !u 
     
     Th. W. g ! MTG”, sumrnersme laidcr. and running tihenee by the . Mute e Sm! Prod ' ' . ' I I . . . . H w Mumuho um u ” a 
     
     il in 01' g X , W; -meridian of on you im South iiiiy V Human. mo IN xm u 
     
     . F F V" : lu.hainl.thence last ten chsihuiheneo L Cement     3 
     
     AMAHNG UL HJMF” north to on Road aforesaid and inure. C C p 3) ”"'"" m "' m N 
     
    

    
     You a real calendar salesman graph, gmpwn-. "M renown .l m t In E-M W M em r ..   ;,..........,.,... no. ,1 , ,, 
     
    

    
     hung 15,, 04 um-1 . ll" ' """ "" ' ”” C Steamship    M 2-4txHlkamae soso is ll is 
     
     ng our e POP )1 ad world event prophet). to placa of enlnmencemant. the said land be. , 13 H xmnkm, lm .. 3 M 
     
     priced calendars can make big ,,,.,,,,,1 ..,m,,.k,t,;.. 309...," in known and described as rmu mt C S5 5 PC Pr    ' xmnknem mo 1, 1. H 
     
     mm "-1- rim mu -1---m -v-m---- l:."::".:. .”::.:”:l.'.:.'. ?.".:'..".'.”.”1'.".'."'..!.'"f. C W W   3.,  mo - - - 
     
     Ebdugw T9l'r"0l'l" 09” hurricanes, floods: i.-vaciiatiotr .,.,...g.4 an the aalt by land MW 0' '”"”"' C Brew H  U U 31 1-8 xlnimmw moo 1” 1' "0 xnsrd iioeir 
     
     EIPOHWOO ?"5NT'"d- to mountains forest etc, for ly in possession of Jana arm and on the C 3”W H     1'2 :B::;mm"'  :: 1:2,: ,,r.,,.M.,,,..... 
     
     Commissions Paid Wuldy. mp9,”. mbmmam rewnd twui by land now or formerly in pnniesrian C Ceiari  . I) - I5"-. Mm" "M ” . n ,.H.,", 
     
     W74” '”d37 2”: Conditions serious Whv not in -” wmhm MCCW"; C Chem 10 1'2 xliukn 10600 II 3! 40 in "' L”" 
     
     - ALSO ALL that other parcel of land situah. C P R a La ED” 1"" 1. 1' In mend,” 
     
     wsttgafc. Prepare for own lying and being on Lot or Townanlv NiIm- -- 12 la" :. . I”, 0 m m, ,3". 
     
     v 31.. . snri .bar Twenty-one in ououn County rioruaia D Soagrama 38 - I U I 
     
     welfare Mav save es Bill or 
     
     ' 7 T lbonndsd and describes as follows D 5.-lg . I "l''"' W" "3 5 ” ” '1' 
     
      distress. only 31.11). inquiries COMMENCING on "H "mm .m "f n. I 12 H ,;;..c,..... "300 1,. 1.. no xnnyis 
     
     at full risw red A Jack D 'l'IIr --  xaeta Gan mo is ii is .H"d Fl! 
     
     99? .V 8 P Road laading from smith Road ustw-rdiy H ,, ,, 
     
     non Rnunmwnne Man 9, won. my" .1 mg ,,.,m..,.,,. ".1. up D Tar Pr    .... Z 3-4 XBIIJII IDWO tom 9'! 9-'1 W "K ' :"l 
     
     Bans-rising Specialty '--------M ' A -- rum in Numb-r Ninetv-mu new or me Foundation -  - 75 H l3;""j: ,, 2f,f,i',,”, 11,”, ff; i'.'.”S..l1'..Z. 
     
     . ' r w 
     
     Division Salasmen wantatl U "' ””""""' " m'"”'".ll'C""",'m,",,a F1150? --   31 1'2 :51:-lgsvod man in is is lit" Nick” 
     
     ,- .... ',.':,f'"',','.'.:l',f";-';,,',,l'l'if,,".l.f,,,f,,2I.".Cl,,,.,s?,,; Great Lakes . .   .. to 1-4 raises Day son in MI 146 ':I::"Nlr::;iv:i:i 
     
     W J01-IN' WANTED - MAN FOB STEADY mm fifty chains or to the north as. of . liud Bay Mui . ...  as ;:;ihe”lock gm 2: w  mm B” 
     
     "'5' BRUNSrV-ICK travel among consumers in Kings protected and runnlns out from the I-14 imp OI . ...  39 1-2 mam". mo H Wm Nack M", 
     
     t chum and Charlottetown Per- 5"” '"W '" 5"” ""'""" '”"'- lm Tob .. . ii 1-4 x.lacobus 
     
     - . fhenes went ton fhllnl IV? to turn now or V ”l0'd''l'' 3009 W 1' "1 
     
     manent connection with large .. .. .- hit Nickel  . as 1-4 rllouacadillae loan at as as xhvr Fix!-1 
     
     formerly in possession ohri Prue. "3"". 
     
     F”r Rant maniifacturar. Only reliable liu-it- on-rm nnrfh along the said John lmun l Nickel aloft Pr .. . in ::g'r':l':rI:. Wm M: y; ,3 itmnm 
     
     lgr gympldp H1, wydqp Rgwlpf ht; out line iifty chains to the tint mentioned I Ntckd gm H”  gm - - - A ' M Y" 
     
     I P? 
     
     Arr-' loart.sm-1 thence along ma same ten 'F"lllld WW1” 1” 1” ' h" 
     
    

    
     E EEI-FIVRNIHITED. REE NDQPL Af47n'l3l- Momrealt Plat chains to the place of commencement con. "If. P3P”' - - --- '-- i-t H3 TNFFDIII R901 54"" 199 l” "7 lixll" H. 
     
     ed room. St Richmond st. Dial tatrilvig any arm of tuna - llftla mm or ltirt Pets   - H Iv-Rillmnhurlt 3000 "'4 11 ll ' """ 
     
     w   1,. Muuw .14 xni-nnnnsa soon I 1! ll XKH"'lll9d 
     
    

    
     . 1 - I u an 
     
     i s I met - mm-m to-W.  51?: ttzszli "'  "1:    2'' E  
     
     If 3 I Phone mo. , lczmi l'r....".'.l'i.i'i.......a.'5tV.lI'&'a.';.-.ii.'.a u Naif Stl Car at 1-2 -nun-at-on mo sit w M. Mamba ti"- 
     
     --- . 1. ' ' A g u Kirk and 
     
     Mini- nox si.it-inn ooon it LET .. om: ruonisnr:o.'";;:;;:Nm, M M mm M m mm Noranda  .. so 1:333 3:; ,'',3,," 3'; L. ,, 32.... L... 
     
     KW. MN. FIOYQHCP Tnmnb-Is room, for lIlI'Ii houaekeflllnl isapareflng the land now bath: deiicrlbed PHCV '- " 53 3'4 X311" I 1- 10509 W 9'5 W lV&lr';kIT"w" 
     
      Dial 30”. from other land formerly the property of Que POW  ... .. . 3) xlhlildol 3000 l5 13 13 iI 5”" 
     
     g -l h :1 
     
    

    
     Ni ML! -1 NEWLY FREsH- T h w .'.f,'.'l'”.;." ..'.llI,.C.”.'1.i'l.,.lZ",...."'.',,.'2I',L.f"..J:L1f ROW.   t   I3'.'El.7.'..'"' ilxh 33-. '1: is -xiair-1 "Cri-ch 
     
     sned now. Daniel Morlssey, New- Oat: 978 Ellted ion the south by land now or formerly (IWIL 303411"  ---  lCamp Chlb am me so any XL "Willi 
     
     to" cm” 2?: , r  ,, hy ..m,.,, 5.,,,,,,,,,, H... on H" W”. 5,, 5:, Law Corp  83 1-2 ,c.i.. x,i...t. miss :9 2a zllz. make Lint 
     
    

    
     t . .2- ,.,.FI.,-WANTED - TEACHER FOR tum now or formerly owned by Johulshwngn .. as lsc Mal-rt M03150 xii 2330 3-'05:”. 
     
    

    
     F53 sans - loo BARR. Little Harbor school. Supple Wm mt-'-Int"! P--v --"mm" -'r M e.t.w..g.. 4 ye pr  is :i4uC"'"' - " 1 1 ' ' 
     
    

    
     Roch hens laying 90 P.C. James meirt 5300 for year. Olarenci x';;gRl'A"';:Irl'-"2;llnnntthalrlit::r::';r'n?r  Rteol   59 w.”-,":,   :2,  l..".Z" 
     
     D0351" sl"l5- Chins. Secfelary. situate. lying and being on Lot or Tnwn- United Steel . . . . .. 15 soon lift us lit l:-Hi-ihr 
     
     TTT""T ' T L - . .. . 1 I ll X.OI'lI!II 
     
     70! SALE - TIRE-'- NEW- wanted 13'.l..If."TP'i..?2L:".'l.'.ll”t.''?l":l.'f. 1"" "2 Walk"  - 7” 3'4 ii-.2'.'l...'l3i'. 132 ll. 13' ll  
     
     used and retrends. From 5500 COMMENCING on the north side in CM.”,M.,L lx(Tl'iem Res lug: M: as: :4; vl-in-ihuw 
     
     ; 1. h.tt d" ll - .'r-arr"  M-will " mun in t h it.  H ch kirk as " 
     
      E.2"Ru:,'h"'2w'pll(;'e:l'"”g'r::g WP.iAn: T E: Du:n.:LEDli3a0'lI'IasK,l-35 srymof:5t;: Mlllhva:l:n t';rrm.;ih:.r:"rlu:lilna tjnii.-i Paper . .. .. lg:  :giEEt'e(rlrlile 37m 1:; 12:; 1:1! I 
     
     lnthmwn - o q nor . ecn c ans to t e rear ine of I-old .  ... ... . it. I ayran: M 2" 1:. Mum- 
     
     - gg Mmhae. Bmsg lifiy scion of land leased to .lohn.t'2rccn1il. M tuh EKPI H650 I 1 - g - I 
     
    

    
     2"-T Wm-r-m 4-..” , ,, , , thence nut thirteen rlinmg ...a hm inn... ix(Thimo moo inn liii lat -zlailfrnz 
     
    

    
     . , , - . in-,2. 
     
     Female Help Wanteil W;jggf'D -lgltgfvffhgf :33, 51:32”."tit.'"l.l.:V5.”"il::.”.LZt "t.'.”. k t:E:l:"n.. tm 11 ll” 32  
     
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     WAN'rEn- GIRL on WOMAN st-nzhs. see or phone Rex Daw 2'.'.'l.'.".'.3'.-'.'l..7l' i1..".".'."”.5.'..”Z'.'"; 'l..."'.'.? N Y- Sloc 5 i&3l.i5.'.'.'."" 3.33 "I... "'3.-. "ll rimm- 
     
     for general lmiisewnrk Plinne son. Albany. brook falllm: Into the main mill -tmm. x('riniagIia no so in Jul -llaiiclsut lien 
     
     - -7 -7-A ----V 77 A h' 7 h . h . . , v r , . M 2 p9 3 M HY-1 Ell 
     
     3” ..-,.. .  ,- w A N r E n - IMMEDIATELY. .53”. '.'....'.-".-"vT.l"'l7.'"i.7l3l.'lllZ'l.l "li.l:".-Fr? W1” ml”? ””lT”” l.”"”kf :5'"'il:l'i:'l'.".... lint .11. L 2; xuu---m 
     
     Walvrrin .. GIRL roa GFZN- Quantity at good qiinlity t-ah ti-N-1",'";;j"'"t1;'a'”1l'.”'"";l;'L"' ',''g "F f,:”k" "'"d,o't'l;sdS.::,2in:  Ec"r'l Cl C" :22: iii ll" ll: illilllw it 
     
     , . in v n t . . i A 
     
     "21 l”''”3"l"''k' Almly J- T h”'- M5" balm 5"”"l'- Wl”"' mrlll,stiennl.rl'll:eviiftrnnrl:l'tl:v:estw;r:i1v' anlli-vi. E mfw yea 'e y y:lxCon"f3l'l'll'el anon l.v- it 151' all-writ R win 
     
     I miiileiate selling pressures de 
     
     en Guardian. Prnwse. Brackley, the same following the various courses , 1 - lxr Discovery mo wt 1.-is mi martin 
     
     -- -yth-rm In the plan of commencement. ””ll"'”? ixco Arrow iioii I7 s7 at V'lla.l'hrun 
     
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     I in-Britain 
     
    
   
   
    
     lBriiain Too Prosperous 
     
    
   
   
    
     By ROBERT RICE 
     
     Canadian Press Staff Writer 
     
     LONDON tcei - Britain was 
     
    

    
     lprosperous in 1955-too prosperous 
     
     for her own good. 
     
    

    
     it was the year of the big spend- 
     
     ing sprr-c and the liigizer "credit 
     
     sqiieere" clamped on to check in- 
     
     flationary conditions rntiiied by the 
     
     boom. 
     
    

    
     Times were good for .liihn Bull. 
     
     Never before-in war or in peace- 
     
     had so many Britons been em- 
     
     ployed in jobs that paid so well. 
     
     lVith extra pocket money. workers 
     
     were buying more of the things 
     
     they couldn't get or couldn't afford 
     
     be-fore-such as cars, furniture. 
     
     television sets and clothes. 
     
    
   
   
    
     EXPORTS Sl.t'Fl”ER 
     
    

    
     Tliis iunilcllcd goods with madc- 
     
     labeis away from the 
     
     vital export market and into shops 
     
     at home. And for items they could 
     
     not get from British manii"ai-tur- 
     
     crs. Britons turned to foreign ex- 
     
     iitirlcrs. 
     
    

    
     As it result. Britain's tlclii-ate 
     
     xpoi't-iiilpiirt iinlaince took a turn 
     
     or the worse. This meant a seri- 
     
     iiis tlriiiti on tile sterliiip, tirea's 
     
     ”bzinkiiiiok" sliolvn in tho divin- 
     
     itliiig gold and riiillnr l'CSf'l'ttW rind 
     
     Brilaiii's halailcc-of-payniciits diffi- 
     
     rtiltics. 
     
    

    
     Cllancclltir of til; ldxcllciliii-i' R A 
     
     Biitlcr started the war by riiisini: 
     
     the batik rate from threc to 1115 per 
     
     rent in .1iiiliizii'y iii an offiirt to 
     
     drain off excess i-rcdit. One month 
     
    
   
   
    
     4'5 pcr cent. and tackled the prob- 
     
    
   
   
    
     lem of "too much money" by re- 
     
     .stricting instalment buying. 
     
    

    
     1 In the April budget, he lifted six- 
     
     pence off personal income tax. in 
     
     in move his political opponents con- 
     
     rleinnerl as an election bribe. And 
     
     after the Conservatives returned 
     
     with an increased majority in the 
     
     Hay general election. a series of 
     
     dock and rail strikes hampered the 
     
     country's bid to "invest in suc- 
     
     press." 
     
    

    
     When the rail strike ended in 
     
     June, the dock tie-up loomed even 
     
     larger. and its harmful affects con- 
     
     tinued even after it was settled 
     
     in July 
     
    
   
   
    
     THE OCTOBER BUDGET 
     
    
   
   
    
     At this point, Butler began to get 
     
     .toiiglt-a policy that was culmin- 
     
     ated in his October supplementary 
     
     budget. He sought to soak up extra 
     
     cash. firstly. in a pre-budget move. 
     
     by tightening the curbs on hire- 
     
     purchase and also by asking banks 
     
     .to make a "significant reduction" 
     
     tin advances. 
     
    

    
     1 His October budget. first emer- 
     
     gency budget since the currency 
     
     crisis of 1947, increased purchase 
     
     and profits taxes. T e I e p h o n 0 
     
     charges went up. and housing sub- 
     
     sidle!-' were restricted. 
     
    

    
     At the same time. there was a 
     
     ypi-oiiiising increase in exports. with 
     
     salcs to the United States reach- 
     
     ing an all-time record. Even so. 
     
     .Brltaln's share of world trade fell 
     
     loft. causing concern in a country 
     
     that must sell vigorously abroad 
     
    
   
   
    
     .. later. he shot thc bank rate up toilo live prospcroiisly at home. 
     
    
   
   
    
     1 in the last half of the year. it 
     
    
   
   
    
     ”For Her Own Good In 1955 
     
    
   
   
    
     a peared as if Britain's mild form 
     
     cl, innatlon was being duplicated 
     
     elsewhere in the world. Germany. 
     
     a chief competitor. found its wage 
     
     bill going up, thus eliminating its 
     
     advantage in producing goods for 
     
     the world. 
     
    
   
   
    
     I 
     
     CAPITAL INVESTMENT HIGH 
     
    

    
     Economists probed Britain's fi- 
     
     nancial ills to discover the reason 
     
     for the inflationary trend. They 
     
     said that possibly the chief influ- 
     
     ence was an extraordinary rate of 
     
     capital investment. 
     
    

    
     Britain. they argued. was trying 
     
     to do too much too quickly. 
     
    

    
     with the workers in a good bar- 
     
     gaining poaition because of the 
     
     manpower shortage. there was a 
     
     rash of new wage demands aftcr 
     
     Butler's autumn b u d g e t. This 
     
     brought the fear that Britain was 
     
     treading closely to the danger of 
     
     pricing her goods out of the world 
     
     market. 
     
    

    
     During the year. too. the strength 
     
     of sterling abroad weakened. and 
     
     foreign investors seemed afraid to 
     
     hold sterling any longer than neces- 
     
     sary. As a kesult, there was a 
     
     sudden and serious exodus of cap- 
     
     Ltal from the London money mar- 
     
    

    
     et. 
     
    

    
     It was only when Butler told the 
     
     world bank meeting at Istanbul 
     
     that Britain would not rlevalua 
     
     sterling. or allow the exchange 
     
     rate to find its own level, that the 
     
     mood was restored as a fairly 
     
     firm currency. 
     
    

    
     As the country emerged from 
     
     1955. economic signs pointed to a 
     
     fair degree of internal stability. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ;U.S. Planning To Unload 
     
     New Batch Surplus Butler 
     
    
   
   
    
     lly (;E()Ii(il-I ix'l'I'CllI-ZN 
     
     Canadian Press Staff ll'riti-r 
     
    
   
   
    
     WASli1NG'ii0N ICPI The 
     
     Unltcd States annoiinceii l'i-iiiies- 
     
     day Iliai it plans to iinloai -iother 
     
     l0.0tlfl,tltitI piiiintis of siirpli liiitter 
     
     on the world iii;-irkcl at :it-rat: 
     
     prices 
     
    

    
     The liiittcr. to he fllf('l'I'il iilimt'- 
     
    
   
   
    
     tiiati-iy on the commercial .narkct 
     
     on a competitive bid hi-lsis. will 
     
     come out of govcrnmciit-ouiicd 
     
    
   
   
    
     000.000 pounds hiiilt up through the 
     
     U.S. farm price support program. 
     
    

    
     The U.S. agriculture department 
     
     nnnoiincemuri came just a week 
     
     after New Zcaiand. a major butter 
     
     exporter. protested to Washington 
     
     that its policy of selling surplus 
     
     dairy iimdiicis to the highest for- 
     
     eiln bidder constituted unfair trad- 
     
    
   
   
    
     atocks of slightly more than 50.-1 
     
    
   
   
    
     itig and was uiiiicrniining New Zea- 
     
     1and'a traditional United Kingdom 
     
     market. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ADVISED BEFOREIIAND 
     
     Before v'edncsday's announce- 
     
    

    
     ment. lht state department made 
     
    

    
     U.S. plnir known to Canada. New 
     
    
   
   
    
     Zealand. Australia. Sweden. Den- 
     
     mark and Tile Netherlands. all 
     
     producers of dairy products. 
     
    

    
     Agricultural attaches of thc -ilx 
     
     .countries were notified Tuesday at 
     
     a meeting here. arranged partly to 
     
     meet protests that the U.S. was 
     
     of'ering dairy surpluses without 
     
     consulting them. 
     
    

    
     lnfonnants here thought it 
     
     unlikely that Canada would protest 
     
     the butter offering since she is not 
     
     a major butter exporter. How- 
     
     over. Canada has in the past pm- 
     
     itestcd the competitive bid method 
     
    
   
   
    
     of selling agricultural prodiii-iii on 
     
     the ground it disturbs the price 
     
     structure of world food markets. 
     
    

    
     There was speculation that the 
     
     butter offering. identical with one 
     
     made last spring. marks that star 
     
     of an intensified drive by the 
     
     Eisenhower administration to ill!- 
     
     load some of its food surpluses 
     
     before the 1956 congressional cloc- 
     
     tlons. Agriculture Secretary Ezra 
     
     Benson, under political pressure to 
     
     lighten the surpluses. has said he 
     
     plans to step up the disposal pro- 
     
     gram. 
     
    

    
     The 10,000,000 pounds of butter 
     
     offered in the export market last 
     
     spring sold largely at prices five 
     
     to six cents a pound below the 
     
     regular U.S. butter export price 
     
     of 41 cents a pound. Much of I 
     
     went to Britain and west Ger- 
     
     many. 
     
    
   
   
    
     OTTAWA t('P) - The govern- 
     
     ment. which started the current 
     
     fiscal year last April 1 expecting 
     
     a budget deficit. has come through 
     
     the first eight months in better 
     
     shape than it did a year ago. 
     
    

    
     With federal revenues to the end 
     
     of November totalling 52.713.900.- 
     
     000 and expenditures S2.ti0tl.300.00t), 
     
     Finance Minister Harris was able 
     
     Friday to announce a Slirllllla for 
     
     the light-month period of sl0.'i.600.- 
     
     000 
     
    
   
   
    
     That citnipiireiu with a siirliliis for 
     
     the corresponding period last year 
     
     of !9i.7m.fl)I) after expenriitiires of 
     
     82.610.M0.tl)0 were taken from rev- 
     
     fiues of 82.tt09.700.00i). 
     
    

    
     A booming economy liiis tllrown 
     
     out Mr. Harris' Apni forecast of 
     
    
   
   
    
     to pile up toward the end of the 
     
     year might trim the sails before 
     
     March 31. Despite the !I0.0tli,i)tli 
     
     surplus at the and of November. 
     
     1954. the government wound up 
     
     with a deficit of SlB2.iXXl.0m for the 
     
     year. 
     
    
   
   
    
     DEFENCE SPENDING 
     
    

    
     Defence apending continued to 
     
     surpass last year. Of total Noicn1- 
     
     .bcr revenues of 3354..'itlo.fl(l0 and 
     
     it34n.2oo.noo in 1-xpeiiditiires 'm- s 
     
     314.100-llllll wrrilus. defence took 
     
     Il52.33.S.0t)0 compared to Il4tt.00l.. 
     
     Gil a year earlier Total November 
     
     revonues in Int were s3ao,noo.ooo 
     
     and expenditures 533,110,000 for . 
     
     deficit of 3111.00). 
     
     Revenues from personal and cor- 
     
     poration income taxes were down 
     
    
   
   
    
     I "0.0M.NK'l deficit for the vpnr: 
     
    
   
   
    
     in "i5.tlPfl,ll0i' on ih.- m-iii trial 
     
    
   
   
    
     fills year from last. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Booming EconomyRev'eaIecl 
     
     In Federal Revenue Figures 
     
    
   
   
    
     10011. almost file name as a year ear- 
     
     liar. but were down to 3774.l)7.0M 
     
     fmm l794.81l.o00 in 1054. 
     
    

    
     corporation taxes were 831.558.- 
     
     mo in November compared to 383.- 
     
     m.ooo a year earlier and 3645.- 
     
     430,000 for the eight months com- 
     
     pared to U8l.729.000. 
     
    

    
     Health and weliiarc costs were 
     
     QD.5M.000 in the i-l".'ll'-tr '”h 
     
     period compared to sztlzmi-t '1' n 
     
    
   
   
    
     IBM. interest on the poll 
     
     was t.'l2l..'Wl.fl00 alaitist Sit . ' 
     
     W0 
     
    
   
   
    
     The old-age seriirity fund. on 
     
     erated separately front hmliir'l-".V 
     
     transactions. had a November daf- 
     
     icit of 39.lll.fl.'l0 and a cumulative 
     
     deficit of 839.100.1100 for the ciiihi 
     
     months. it was covered by a tem- 
     
     porary loan under terms of the 
     
     olit-we security act. The cumula- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Pr-rsoliiil tm--tine tax mil-i-tlomi 
     
    
   
   
    
     live deficit for the elg t IIIQ 
     
    
   
   
    
     But lioavy oxpnditures uiai ieiidiia November amounted u-gm,-lisu you Q 
     
    
   
   
    
     spent spare time hours working 
     
     on than cannon models. 
     
     (National Defence Photo).