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: «One of the most: serious’ “prob-
lems. that plagues ‘Canada’s Na-
| tional’ ‘economy is winter’ unem-
‘ployment, ” the chairman of the
‘Winter Employment Campaign.
Committee, ik PL Crawley, said
today.

| “Bach” ‘winter | thousands of.
‘workers are laid: off their jobs
‘and: have: to depend: on public
assistance. for’ their livelihood,”
‘he said. “This results in: ‘reduced
‘production and ‘the loss of’ pur~
chasing power “amounting © to
millions’ ‘Of dollars.’””

: He. continued,. “As citizens of
a ‘community : all’ ‘employed’ per-
of |,sons contribute, , through their
 Hspending, to. the! economic well-
| being; of our “city?”

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entire ‘nation:

: hrough the’ Department ‘of La-
pour and the: National Employ-
-{,| ment. Service,. is .providing. all-
|. out support ‘to. campaign, com:
‘| mittées’ right ° ‘across. Canada.
-This* support - takes’ the. form of.

|| tional ‘Winter - ‘Employment ‘ad-
| vertising ‘programme, and bro-
| yides “financial © assistarice | ‘to

‘communities conducting. winter-)
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“matters concern you . or . SO’ e'should you ‘con
sult qualitied electrical practitioners when
your wiring troubles « occur,

it the time | to have: oloetrical: work done.
“Qualified electricians: often. have: time on
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situation. throughout: ‘Canada. is

traceable to. three ‘unfortunate
‘policies which Have’. been™: fol-
lowed: by: the past’. two’. Federal
Governments—.: . ~
(1): Tight’. money.

(2): ‘High: interest rates,

dian dollar... °°
The first two ‘policies : ‘slowed
down - and: ‘then . depressed:* the
healthy. ; rate..of Canadian. in-

dustrial expansion, + The~ -third
thas badly hampered our export}.
‘Jindustries .in: the markets of the|
tworla, and has.also turned away,
‘4+ millions of . dollars sin tourist

revenue... el
B.C. EXPANSION |.

The British Columbia. Govern- |

ment was ‘the ‘first. in. Canada
to point , out the. disastrous con-
sequences which were: certain’ to
- | result ‘from’. these. policies, ‘and

: |althoughs the , -ability of a. single
|province .to remédy the ills. of

unemployment:in: the absence of
realistic Federal policies: is lim-

 

Iseb. ae conomic balance is up~|y44° joined ‘fully’ in: the Federal

ited, this. government. has. done

Paes everything. possible ‘to maintain
~.Jemployment ‘here ‘at. ‘the’ high-

est possible. level. In , encourag-
ing. industrial development, the
expansion: of. our economy, : ‘and
the growth. of,,our ‘tourist ‘busi-.
ness, many steps - have been
taken: =...

. During the Jast: 12 months the
government has let more: high-
way and bridge contracts than
ever before in British, Colum-
bia’s: history. School: boards have
been: encouraged . to build-’ all
necessary school facilities ‘and
the required -eapital . has ‘been
made available to them: We have
encouraged hospitals to build
and extend their facilities -wher-
ever necessary and have’ paid 50
per cent of the capital cost’ of
these facilities’ — the’ highest
contribution of- any provincial
government. . Additionally, mu-
nicipalities have ‘been’ aided: in

expansion of their waterworks

and sewage programs, and’ ‘the
provincial-government . has guar-
anteéed: many. millions of dollars

worth of bonds to.-make capital

available :for: these’ Projects. <<
‘WINTER. WORKS | ee .
The provincial . - government

"| program of winter: -works by un-
derwriting 25: per - -cent of . labor

S| costs, “and. I have, asked the Fed-

eral. Government. | :to broaden’
this ‘program ° through. inclusion:
of. hospital and. school. ‘building
projects. All” “possible © “steps: are.

 

‘| being. taken’ meanwhile. to. assist

The:. -Government. of. Canada,

publicity ” material . “and: a" Na- the | urgent. need” for realistic!

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i ritish” ‘Colum-
‘bia. pays “thé: ‘highest ‘social AStif:
‘sistance. rates: in .Canada, and;
‘with . the.. co- -operation| of the
‘public- spirited”, .doctors ‘of ‘the:
province, persons . on ‘social as-
sistance are~provided: with free
‘medical ° and | dental ‘care and.

medicine. ' “
i “that, despite ||

  

   

I. am. convinded.

policies: at the. ‘Federal: level, the |.
over-all: employment’. ‘picture in
British : Columbia: is: sound. u

“Further plans’ Mor a. co-ordin-
ated’ ‘effort: to create additional
work are in’ the: making, and.in
that connection we enlist the
Vigorous . co- operation: of man-
agement, labotir, and private
citizens,

“Finally; asa ‘means of stimu-,
lating employment, rendering
Increased. service to our own
citizens,. and encouraging tour-!
dst . business, I. have recom-
mended: that . ‘an immediate
start: ‘be? made on’ construction
Qf. a. third ship:to join the Brits
ish-Columbin Government ferry

‘service. between Victoria and

Vancouver, which. was: inaugur-

jated so successfully . this year,

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_ by angry inmate

~ George. William: ‘Prieston, of
‘no: fixed address. was sentenced
to one month in jail today when
ho: appeared » before Magistrate
ET... Applewhatte today in:
police court to be sentenced on
a charge of wilful damage under:
$50. oy mo! AB

The charge: was laid Sunday
after’ Prieston had destroyed a
Yin in the door of the clty
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MONTREAL )—Canadian Pa-
cific Railway's’ net’ earnings for
October totalled $3,073,803, it was:
announced Monday. . For the

‘| same month: last year earnings
~ “| were’ $3,121, 907."

Revenue for. the ‘month’ totat=
led, $39,001,718, compared’ with
_ | $39, 068; 157: in October’ '1950. Ex-
i penses" amounted ‘to” $35,927, 915

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Homeowners are backing © the :Winter Works
Campaign Employment supervisor W. B. Adams. of

the Unemployment. Insurance. Commission. reported
today.

A few requests for. workers bia’ Cellulose : Co, “Ltd., plant at
have’ come.in to the’ National ‘Watson Island: will place an ad-
Employment. Service’ to’ Randle ditional strain on the Winter
such work as cleaning up around’ Works “Committee and if other
houses, ditch- digging and other shut-downs of mils occur. .
chores. | Business and homeowners ‘are|{ ‘|, - oy

The. Winter. Works Campaign asked: toi'make the most of the|] - ee
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: CAN BE DONE. DURING THE WINTER

Often it .is 5 possible to. save. money: when. |
you have work done when tradesmen: |:
are not busy. Plan NOW to have your |-
plumbing and. heating needs _ ‘attended
to this winter. L. 1

SMITH. and ELKINS. :

 

C PR monthly y earnings

compared with $35,946,250 for
the corresponding . month, fast
year. :

Earnings since January. 4, were
$383;799,217, . compared ° with
$399,595,023: -

- Net-earnings since the start of
the year: totalled $25,406,265! For
the .same period’ in. 1959 they
were’ $27,358,864.

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‘ Tuesday, November 29,. 1960

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as’ more:'and™ more city. council 0 hoe ; on ee
projects pass’ through: the - ini-
tial. planning stages” and work-is
commenced. : my
“Some easing of. the situation
canbe expected: with the ap fe

proach’ of the Christmas season : “Everything in ‘good time wae

 

:}as. stores: and: businesses. take aa le

on shop ‘staff - to. ‘handle, the @X-
pected rush -of* buyets- during |]:
the last’ few. days. -
“At the Prince ‘Rupert. post, of Le
fice, retiring, ‘Postmaster: ‘R: iS,
Scherk:: said that some workers.
Mwill be: taken’ on by - his: depart-:
‘ment to® handle. the: last-minute:
rush’: “of. mail, ‘and’ ‘the: “normal:
Christmas ‘overflow:::
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Sy THejslack’ following: the. wf
nias: and. New Year. period
‘pe.taken’ up: to some extent. py|
municipal work. os Pah
.The influx: ‘of: ‘uneinployed. ‘due. 5
‘to: the shut- -down: of the: Colum-;

Man: steals: sunglasses |

in-normal PR: weather. °

Leon. Arnold Walker, . of.. no }f
fixed address,- was ‘remanded:
until December 6 for sentencing
when he pleaded’ guilty to. a
charge of theft: under. $50.
Walker was arrested at 12:20

‘RCMP ‘told’: the court: that,
a.m. today when he'was found
stealing .a’ ‘pair of sunglasses out

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Because it’s. winter. time, tradesmen: of all kinds find jobs
few and far. between. Noturally, ‘you'll’ get exactly the .
kind of job. you. want. when men: are available. There’ sno.
real need for. high levels’of unemployment, as long asi we i

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A. fine of $75 and an order:
prohibiting driving anywhere in
Canada for three, months: was
handed ‘out to William: Stewart
of. 1264 Beach Place, today ' in
court. when’ he’ pleaded guilty
to ‘a charge of‘impaired driving,
Police said the charge was ||.
laid as a result of Stewart col-|/[
liding with a.car owned by: Dia-
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