A Saskatchewan Crown Company Critique and Economic Thoughts
W L Belton examines the province budget and argues for a balanced view of crown firms profits and losses. He compares public and private sector performance, cites banking and mining records, and envisions a future economy emphasizing bulk buying and stripped of excessive advertising. He urges real data over political prejudice and hints at grocery bulk sales ideas.
World Of Wheat Quotas Shift With French Surplus In Wheat Trade
France moved beyond its 33 million bushel annual export quota under the International Wheat Agreement as records show a long prior pattern of wheat imports. From 1909 to 1933 France averaged 47 million bushels imported yearly, then declined since 1933, creating a wheat surplus for sale harming Canada’s farmers who rely on export sales. Government interference in trade and high tariffs are cited as the cause of this change.
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TRY AND STOP ME by Bennett Cerf
A fragmentary spoof notes wheat trade tensions and quota pushbacks amid international tensions. A Canadian worker nicknamed Hennek is mocked for overproducing while Soviet and allied powers face strained confidence in global wheat markets.
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Bennett Cerf
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