A Bibliography of Current Publications on Canadian Economics

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A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CURRENT PUBLICATIONS ON CANADIAN ECONOMICS

PREPARED BY THE EDITORIAL OFFICE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO PRESS

10. LABOUR ARMSTRONG, P. C. How high should wages be? An address delivered to the Kiwanis

Club of Galt, Ont., April 9, I943. 1943. Pp. 12. Board of Trade of the City of Toronto. Brief submitted to the Select Committee of the

Province of Ontario on collective bargaining. March 17, 1943. Pp. 20. Canada, Dept. of Labour. Report for fiscal year ending March 3I, 1942. Ottawa:

King's Printer. 1943. Pp. 46. 25c. . Thirty-first annual report on labour organization in Candda

(for calendar year 1941). Ottawa: King's Printer. 1943. Pp. 55. 25c. Wartime orders in council affecting labour; revised edition,

June, 1943. Ottawa: King's Printer. 1943. Pp. 116. 25c. Canada, Dominion Bureau of Statistics, Social Analysis Branch. Statistical report on

the operation of the Unemployment Insurance Act, July to October, 1942, with amended material on claims, February to June, 1942. Ottawa: King's Printer. 1943. Pp. 12. 25c.

Canada, Royal Commission on Steel. Report of the Royal Commission appointed to report as to adjustments (if any) of wage rates of employees in Algoma Steel Corporation Limited and Dominion Steel and Coal Corporation Ltd., pursuant to Order in Council P.C. 5963, signed by the Hon. Mr. Justice Barlow, chairman, and Mr. James T. Stewart, commissioner; together with a minority report signed by Mr. J. King Gordon, commissioner. Dec. 28, 1942. Pp.- 15 + 19 (mimeo.).

Canada, Unemployment Insurance Commission. First report, for fiscal year ending March 31, 1942. Ottawa: King's Printer. 1942. Pp. 28. 10c.

Information for employers regarding the Unemployment Insurance Act, 1940, including summary of regulations (revised Feb., i943). Ottawa. 1943. Pp. 31.

Dominion Engineering Works. Employment, the foundation of all social security. Montreal: The Company. 1943. Pp. 30.

GORDON, DONALD. Statement made at public enquiry into labour relations conducted by the National War Labour Board. Ottawa: Wartime Prices and Trade Board. May, 1943. Pp. 7; six appendices.

International Labour Office, Studies and Reports, Series D (Wages and Hours of Work), No. 23. Labour conditions in war contracts, with special reference to Canada, Great Britain, and the United States. Ed. 2. Montreal: The I.L.O. 1943. Pp. iv, 74. 25c.

Trades and Labour Congress of Canada. Report of proceedings of annual convention. 1942.

General Absenteeism in Canadian war industry (Labour gazette, Jan., 1943, 10-15).

ANDERSON, V. Part-time work for married women (Can. forum, July, 1943, 90). A basic plan for sound labour relations (Can. business, June, 1943, 24-5, 138). BERNIER, G. Jncore ce travailfeminin (Relations, mai, 1943, 121-3). BESSLING, I. Industrial

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relations and the determination of conditions of employment in wartime [contains material on Canada] (Internat. labour rev., Nov., 1942, 525-68). BOUVIER, E. Travail

feminin et rendement industriel (Relations, dec., 1942, 311-13). BREWIN, F. A. The Ontario collective bargaining act (Can. forum, March, 1943, 344-5). The Canadian trade union movement; Third convention of the Canadian Congress of Labour (Internat. labour rev., Nov., 1942, 620-4). CHANT, D. B. Joint labour-management committees in Canadian industry (Public affairs, spring, 1943, 158-60). CHANT, D. B. Can labour-management committees get results? (Can. business, March, 1943, 53-5). COOK, A. K. Strike strategy (ibid., May, 1943, 24-7, 118, 120). GRUBE, G. M. A. Double-

crossing the steel workers (Can. forum, July, 1943, 78-80); Legislating for labour (ibid., May,: 1943, 30-1). KNOTT, L. L. Women in industry (Can. business, June, 1943, 32-5, 112, 114). LEGGET, R. F. The Arvida strike (Queen's quar., winter, 1942-3, 333-43). Legislative proposals of labour organizations (Labour gazette, Feb., 1943, 262-4). Lever Brothers Ltd. The problem of unemployment (Industrial Canada, April, 1943, 61-3). MACEWAN, R. The steel strike is settled . .. temporarily! (Can. forum, March, 1943, 342). MARSH, L. C. "Full employment" for post-war Canada: What it means and what it requires (Can. welfare, June 1, 1943, 2-7). MITCHELL, E. Joint labour-management committees (Can. chartered accountant, April, 1943, 316-19). MONTAGNES, J. Canadian plant halves wilful absenteeism (Factory management, Feb., 1943, 106). MOSHER, A. R. and YOUNG, E. J. Is Canada's war business advanced by the closed shop? (Monetary times, May, 1943, 46-8, 134). PALMER. F. E. "We fight too-" [Wartime Machine Shop Board] (Pulp and paper mag. of Canada, Nov., 1942, 869-87). Report of Commission appointed by the Executive Council, Canadian Congress of Labour, at its session in Ottawa, Jan. 9, 1943 (Can. unionist, Feb., 1943). ROSE, B. Conciliation in industry (Municipal rev. of Canada, June, 1943, 7-8). See also chap. XI on labour, employment and unemployment, pensions in Canada 1943: Official handbook of present conditions and recent progress. See also Labour Gazette, pub. monthly by Canada, Dept. of Labour for material on various topics concerning labour.

Labour and the Farm AULD, F. H. Farm labor picture in Saskatchewan (Weekly market news, April 15,

1943, 1). DEACHMAN, R. J. Labour and the farmer (Can. countryman, May 15, 1943, 3, 33-4). FRY, H. S. Stretching farm manpower (Country guide, Feb., 1943, 6, 33). HAYTHORNE, G. V. Labor and the farm front (Macdonald College jour., Feb., 1943, 4-5, 12-13). PATTERSON, H. L. Alberta dairy farmers' labour problems (Econ. annalist, May, 1943, 20-4).

Manpower and National Selective Service CAMERON, J. C. The development of the Dominion government's labour policy (Can.

banker, vol. 50, 1943, 55-69). CROSS, A. F. Arthur MacNamara ... boss of manpower (Can. business, Feb., 1943, 22-4, 96). LITTLE, E. M. Planning our manpower program (Can. business, Nov., 1942, 38-9, 114, 116-17). MAcNAMARA, A. Administering manpower in Canada (Proc. of Academy of Political Science, May, 1943, 269-82). McTAGuE, C. P. The War Labour Board's task (Labour rev., May, 1943, 57-9). National selective service regulations in Canada (Internat. labour rev., Oct., 1942, 479-82; April, 1943, 493-5). Operation of the man-power programme in Canada;



Bibliography of Canadian Economics

Wartime employment of women in Canada (Internat. labour rev., Sept., 1942, 339-41). PAINE, J. Unselective service (Can. forum, Feb., 1943, 319-20). See also section on "Manpower" in Labour Gazette for Jan. and Feb., 1943.

Unemployment Insurance DERASPE, A. L'Assurance-chomage au Canada (Can. welfare, March 1, 1943,

10-13). TROTTIER, L. L'assurance-ch6mage (Bull. de la Chambre de Commerce de Montreal, dec., 1942, 7-10, 12).

13. TRADE, COMMERCE, AND COMMERCIAL POLICY

Canada, Dept. of Trade and Commerce. Export permit regulations (fourth revision) with list of commodities for which an export permit is required as of Sept. 30, I942, and shipping priority information. Ottawa. 1942.

Canada, Dominion Bureau of Statistics,. Internal Trade Branch. The Canadian balance of international payments, revised statements, 1937-40 and preliminary statement, 194I. Ottawa.

Summary, monthly indexes of wholesale sales in Canada, I935-42. Ottawa. 1943. Pp. 19. 25c.

Canada, Wartime Prices and Trade Board. Canadian war orders and regulations, 1942.

(Office consolidation, Administrators' Orders, Nos. A-1 to A-538, to December 31, 1942.) Ottawa: King's Printer. 1943. Pp. 661.

Report, Sept. 3, 1939, to March 31, 1943. Ottawa: King's Printer. 1943. Pp. viii, 116.

- Speech by Donald Gordon at the Retailers' Wartime Conference, Toronto, April 5, 1943. Ottawa: The Board. 1943. Pp. 9 (mimeo.).

Statement on import policy, effective Feb. II, I943. Ottawa: The Board. Feb. 10, 1943. Pp. 10.

Economics Branch, Research Section. Quarterly summary, October I, 1942, to March 3I, 1943. Ottawa: The Board. 1943. Pp. 15 (mimeo.).

Fraser's Trade Directories Ltd. Fraser's Canadian trade directory, 1943. Montreal. 1943. $4.00.

General

BRYANS, W. J. How the retailer sells your goods (Can. business, May, 1943, 60-1, 92, 95); What's war doing to the retailer? (ibid., April, 1943, 48-50). Canada adopts coupon banking plan for tea, coffee, sugar, and butter (Tea and coffee trade jour., April, 1943, 31). CHATTERJEE, SIR A. Indo-Canadian trade (Public affairs, spring, 1943, 164-5). COLIER, H. C. The future of Canadian-West Indian trade (Industrial Canada, March, 1943, 63-5). Control of exports from Canada: Regulations amended (Commercial intelligence jour., Feb. 27, 1943, 176-8). FELLMAN, D. Canada's rationing (Foreign commerce weekly, Jan. 30, 1943, 5). FRASER, F. W. Trade of Jamaica in I941; Notes on imported commodities of interest to Canada (Commercial intelligence jour., Feb. 13, 1943, 126-31). GRATTON, V. Les courants com- merciaux de l'avenir: Amerique latine vs. Canada (Bull. de la Chambre de Commerce du district de Montreal, juin, 1943, 5, 7-8, 22). HALE, C. W. How the trade clinic

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helps the retailer [W.P.T.B.'s Management Service, formerly Division of Simplified Practice] (Can. business, May, 1943, 52-4, 82). LEITCH, E. South America calling Canada. I. Chile. II. Argentina (Monetary times, June, July, 1943). MAC- KINNON, J. A. Canada's export trade reviewed (Industrial Canada, June, 1943, 67, 70-4); Effects of the war on Canada's external trade (Quar. rev. of commerce, X(1), winter, 1943, 1-18). MURRAY, G. Le Commerce a Montreal (Actualite economique, mars, 1943, 421-50). See also chap. xIIi on external trade, chap. xiv on internal trade, prices, cost of living, in Canada 1943: Official handbook of present conditions and recent progress. See also March-April-May issue of the monthly review of the Bank of Nova Scotia on "The why and how of rationing"; March bulletin of Royal Bank of Canada, on ration coupon banking.

War-time Price Control BROCKINGTON, H. Wartime controls and the future (Can. forum, June, 1943, 66-7).

Canadian subsidies ease pressure on prices (Dun's rev., April, 1943, 14). COMSTOCK, A. Canadian curbs on prices (Current history, Feb., 1943, 495-6). GORDON, D. Canada's wartime economy (Can. business, Nov., 1942, 48-50, 94). MONTAGNES, J. Canada freezes all business (Factory management, Dec., 1942, 81). MONTPETIT, A. Consommateur, mon frere (L'action universitaire, mars, 1943, 5-7). ROCHON, P. Controle des prix, 1941-2 (L'Actualite economique, fev., 1943, 398-410). WHIDDEN, H. P. How subsidies have operated in Britain and Canada (Foreign policy bull., July 2, 1943, 1-2). See also the report of the Public Archives of Canada for 1942, for material on early rationing in Canada, and early control of prices. See also section on Prices and price control in Labour Gazette for Jan. and Feb., 1943.

14. MONEY, BANKING, CREDIT, AND INSURANCE

Bank of Canada. Annual report to Minister of Finance and statement of accounts, Feb. 9, 1943. Ottawa: The Bank. 1943. Pp. 16.

Canada, Dominion Bureau of Statistics, Business Statistics Branch. Annual report of bank debits to individual accounts and equation of exchange, 1942. Ottawa. 1943. Pp. 13 (mimeo.). 25c.

Canada, Superintendent of Insurance. Report fof year ended December 3I, 1941. Vol. I. Insurance companies other than life. Vol. II. Life insurance companies. Ottawa: King's Printer. 1943. Pp. clxxxvi, 923; cccxxxii, 145. $1.75; $1.25.

Report for year ended December 31, 1941: Small loans companies and money-lenders licensed under the Small Loans Act, I939. Ottawa: King's Printer. 1943. Pp. 46. 50c.

--- - - Report on loan and trust companies for year ended Dec. 31, 1941. Ottawa: King's Printer. 1943. Pp. 87. 50c.

Canadian Life Insurance Officers Assoc. Life insurance and income tax. 1. Text of section 7A of the Dominion Income War Tax Act. 2. Text of a memorandum issued by the Commissioner of Income Tax to inspectors of income tax on August 20, I942. 1942.

Ontario, Superintendent of Insurance. Sixty-third annual report for province of Ontario (business of 1941), Toronto: King's Printer. 1942. Pp. xxvi, 259.

SANDWELL, B. K. Post-war finance: A paper read at a joint session of the Royal Society of Canada in the Convocaticn Hall of the University of Toronto, May 29, 1942. Pp. 12.




General BUTLER, W. C. Casualty insurance (Monetary times, July, 1943, 38, 50, 99).

Canadian life insurance in the U.S. (Best's insurance news, life ed., April, 1943, 11). DEROME, J. L'assurance-vie, la guerre, et l'imp6t sur le revenu (Assurances, oct., 1942, 87-95). FALCONBRIDGE, J. D. The Bills of Exchange Act in Quebec (Can. bar rev., Nov., 1942, 723-51). Home lending in warring Canada (Soc. Residential Appraisers rev., May, 1942, 7-9). JAMES, C. H. Individual saving in wartime (Can. banker, vol. 50, 1943, 160-3). LEACOCK, S. Gold (ibid., 39-51). McDIARMID, F. J. The improved outlook for Canadian securities (Barron's weekly, Nov. 9, 1942, 8 pp.). MILLAR, L. D. How war has affected fire insurance (Can. business, Feb., 1943, 36-7, 90, 92). ST. PIERRE, C. Activities of the banks in wartime (Can. banker, vol. 50, 1943, 70-3). SCOBELL, S. C. Canada weighs the world currency schemes (Can. business, May, 1943, 67, 108). See also chap. xvI on currency, banking, insurance, in Canada 1943: Official handbook of present conditions and recent progress. Sta- tistical summary of the Bank of Canada, published every two months, 25c. a copy. See also annual fire and casualty statistics pub. by the Monetary Times, July, 1943. See also section 10, Labour, for material on unemployment insurance. See also Labour Gazette for material on prices, retail and wholesale, in Canada. For material on price control see section xiII on Trade in this bibliography.

15. PUBLIC FINANCE

British Columbia, Dept. of Municipal Affairs. Report for year ended December 3 , I941. Victoria: King's Printer. 1943.

British Columbia, Prov. of. Public accounts for fiscal year ended 3Ist March, I942. Victoria: King's Printer. 1942.

Canada, Auditor General. Report for year ended March 31, 1942. Ottawa: King's Printer. 1942. $3.00.

Canada, Dominion of. Estimates for fiscal year ending March 31, I944. Ottawa: King's Printer. 1943. Pp. 228.

GORDON, A. ST. CLAIR. Budget address delivered in Legislative Assembly of Ontario, Friday, March i9, x943. Toronto: King's Printer. 1943. Pp. 71.

Manitoba, Prov. of. Budget speech of Hon. Stuart S. Gordon, provincial treasurer, Friday, March 5, I943. Winnipeg: King's Printer. 1943. Pp. 36.

New Brunswick, Prov. of. Public accounts, I942. Fredericton: King's Printer. 1943. Nova Scotia, Prov. of. Public accounts for fiscal year ended 30th November, 1942.

Halifax: King's Printer, 1943. Pp. lviii, 123. Ontario, Dept. of Municipal Affairs. Annual report of municipal statistics ... 1941.

Toronto: King's Printer. Quebec, Prov. of. Budget speech delivered by the Hon. J. Arthur Mathewson, provincial

treasurer, March 25, 1943. Quebec: King's Printer. 1943. Pp. 17. - Public accounts, fiscal year, I942. Quebec: King's Printer. 1943.

RUML, B. The pay-as-you-go income tax plan (an address to the Canadian Club, Toronto, Jan. 18, 1943. Montreal, Owen Sound, Toronto: Richardson, Bond and Wright Ltd. 1943. Pp. 15.

Saskatchewan, Prov. of. Public accounts, 1942. Regina: King's Printer. 1942. SMITH, L. J. How to prepare your income tax [Canadian income taxes applicable to

1942 incomes]. Toronto: Wm. Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1943. Pp. 90. 50c.

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General

BEATTIE, J. R. Canadian war finance (Industrial Canada, Feb., 1943, 43-5, 106). BOUVIER, E. Finances de guerre et finance deficitaire (Relations, mars, 1943, 59-62). The budget and business (Can. business, March, 1943, 24-6). CARTER, K. LE M. Taxation of corporate income by the Dominion government (Can. chartered accountant, May, 1943, 354-60). CLARK, W. C. Is our taxation policy sound? (Can. business,

.Nov., 1942, 54-7, 100). COMSTOCK, A. Canada finances her war (Current history, March, 1943, 37-9). ELLIOTT, C. F. Memoire adresse aux inspecteurs de l'impot par le commissaire de l'impOt sur le revenu (Assurances, oct., 1942, 96-109). FAVREAU, L. et CHARBONNEAU, R. La finance a Montreal (L'Actualite economique, avril, 1943, 1-56), GEOFFRION, H. Finances de guerres (Le Bulletin de la Chambre de Commerce de Montreal, mars, 1943, 13-20). HERBERT, C. H. The Canadian budget, I943 (Public affairs, spring, 1943, 140-4). Income war tax act amendments (Can. chartered accountant, July, 1943, 18-42). KING, W. L. M. The Victory Loan and Canada's war effort (Labour rev., May, 1943, 52). KRAFT, T. The Dominion- provincial tax agreements in Canada (American pol. science rev., Feb., 1943, 91-7). LAMBERT, A. Le "Pay as you go" en finance municipale (L'Actualite economique, mai, 1943, 168-78). LEETHAM, E. C. Keep those small bonds soldl (Can. chartered accountant, July, 1943, 10-17). MAILHOT, G. Le plan Ruml (Le Bulletin de la Chambre de Commerce de Montreal, mars, 1943, 25-32). NASH, H. H. Some reflections on the "Ruml" plan (Can. chartered accountant, Feb., 1943, 99-102). 1943 amendments of the Excess Profits Tax Act, 1940 (Can. chartered accountant, July, 1943, 43-7). Opportunities in Canadian public bonds (Barron's, Jan. 25, 1943). PARENT, H. L'administration municipale [de Montreal] (L'Actualite economique, mars, 1943, 451-99). Pay-as-you-earn tax in Canada's new budget (Foreign trade weekly, April 17, 1943, 3). SPINNEY, G. W. Government borrowing in wartime (Can. business, Nov,, 1942, 62-4, 168, 170). Taxing the profits of industry (Industrial Canada, Feb., 1943, 45). TROTTIER, L. Perplexites du contribuable (L'action universitaire, mars, 1942, 15-18). See also chap. xv on public finance in Canada 1943: Official handbook of present conditions and recent progress. See also monthly bulletin of Bank of Montreal, March, 1943, for comment on the budget; and monthly bulletin of Royal Bank of Canada, Feb., 1943, on the Ruml plan and Canada. See also minutes and proceedings of Canada, House of Commons, Standing Committee on Public Accounts (Ottawa, King's Printer, 1943).

16. ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY

DOWNES, P. G. Sleeping Island: The story of one man's travels in the Great Barren Lands of the Canadian north. New York: Coward-McCann [Toronto: Longmans Green]. 1943. Pp. viii, 296, illus. $4.50.

KRAENZEL. C. F., et al. The northern plains in a world of change: A study outline for adult groups in the northern plains of Canada and the United States. (Preliminary report, recommended for distribution by the Northern Great Plains Agricultural Advisory Council and the Canadian Assoc. for Adult Education.) Toronto. 1942. Pp. 198. (mimeo.).

LLOYD, T. Canada's last frontier. (Behind the headlines, III(4).) Toronto: Can. Assoc. for Adult Education, Can. Institute of International Affairs. 1943. Pp. 32. 10c.



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STEFANSSON, V. The friendly Arctic: Story of five years in polar regions. New edition with new material. New York [Toronto]: The Macmillan Co. 1943. Pp. xxxviii, 812. $5.75.

General

AUGER, H. L'e'tude du probleme economique de la region du Saguenay (La foret, avril, 1943, 207-18). BROWN, A. L. et al. Effects of cultivation and cropping on chemical composition of some western Canada prairie soils (Scientific agric., Dec., 1942, 229-32). CLARK, J. A. Prince Edward Island soils and control methods for soil erosion (ibid., 223-8). CLARKE, C. H. D. The Indian as conservationist (Can. field- naturalist, Nov.-Dec,, 1942, 127-8). Conservation of natural resources with some reference to post-war planning (Engineering jour., Dec., 1942, 663-8). DICKSON, W. Aspects of soil erosion in Eastern Canada (Scientific agric., Dec., 1942, 220-2). DY- MOND, J. R. Conservation and post-war rehabilitation (C.S.T.A. rev., March, 1943, 23-6, 45). ENSOR, J. Western Canada: A land with a future (Geog. mag., Aug., 1942,/ 160-7). FLINT, R. F. Origin of the former North American ice sheet (Geog. rev.,' July, 1943, 479-81). GARDNER, G. and WILMOT, B. E. Exploring in Labrador and Hudson Bay (Revue de l'Universite d'Ottawa, jan.-mars, 1943, 78-117; juillet-sept., 339-67). HUTT, G. M. Geology of Winnipeg (Agric. and industrial progress in

Canada, Feb., 1943, 22-3). LARUE, E. A de. Aspects du territoire de Saint-Pierre et Miquelon (Bull. des Societes de Geographie de Quebec et de Montreal, juin, 1942, 49-69). LE BOURDAIS, D. M. The last frontier (Can. forum, July, 1943, 88-9). LLOYD, T. Mapping western Canada-the Red River Valley (Can. geog. jour., May, 1943, 230-9). MORIN, L.-G. Cents ans de geologie au Canada (Revue trimestrielle

canadienne, mars, 1943, 19-36). PEQUEGNAT, M. Grand River conservation (Water- loo Historical Society annual report, 1942, 211-23). WALLACE, R. C. Are we using Canada's wealth aright? (Can. geog. jour., May, 1943, 226-9).

17. SOCIAL CONDITIONS

Alberta, Dept. of Public Health. Annual report, I94r. Edmonton:: King's Printer. 1942. Pp. 185.

Big Brothers Assoc. Vocational guidance: Clinic service in a boy's social work agency. Toronto. 1943. Pp. 23.

BOUSQUET, J. Comment eduquer vos enfants. Montreal: L'Oeuvre de Presse Domini- caine. 1942. Pp. 160. 75c.

British Columbia, Provincial Board of Health. Forty-fifth and forty-sixth reports for years ended Dec. 31, 194i and 1942. Victoria: King's Printer. 1943. Pp. 133.

British Columbia, Superintendent of Education. Seventy-first annual report of the

public schools, 1941-42. Victoria: King's Printer. 1943. Pp. 237.

Canada, Dept. of Finance. Report on administration of old-age pensions and pensions for blind persons in Canada under the provisions of the Old Age Pensions Act, for fiscal year ended March 3I, 1943. Ottawa: King's Printer. 1943. Pp. 15.

Canada, Dept. of Pensions and National Health. Departmental proposals for a plan of national contributory health insurance, public health, the conservation of health,




the prevention of disease, and other matters related thereto, for consideration of parliamentary committee (draft bill). Ottawa. Feb., 1943. Pp. 72.

Nutrition in industry. Ottawa. n.d. Pp. 19.

Canada, Dominion Bureau of Statistics. Cost of living index numbers for Canada, 1913-I942. Ottawa. 1943. Pp. 15. 25c.

.. . . Revised explanation and description of the Dominion Bureau of Statistics cost of living index. (Appendixes-prices and price indexes, Feb., 1943.) Ottawa. 1943. Pp. 11.

- Eighth census of Canada, I94I. Housing census of Canada, 1941. Ottawa, Dec. 8, 1941 to date. Nos. 1-26.

Canada, House of Commons, Special Committee on Social Security. Health insurance: Report of the advisory committee on health insurance appointed by Order in Council P.C. 836, dated February 5, 1942. Ottawa: King's Printer. 1943. Pp. xxxvi, 558. $1.50.

Report on social security for Canada, prepared by Dr. L. C. Marsh, for the Advisory Committee on Reconstruction. Ottawa: King's Printer. 1943. Pp. 145. 50c.

CASSIDY, H. M. Social security and reconstruction in Canada. Toronto: The Ryerson Press. 1943. Pp. x, 197. $2.50.

Co-operative Union for Canada. Annual report of National Executive... I942, and statistical information of its affiliates for 1941. Pp. 20.

COUSINEAU, A. L'enseignement traditionnel de la race frangaise. (Collection "Culture integrale.") Montreal: Editions Fides. 1942. Pp. 57. 25c.

L'education dans le mouvement cooperatif. (Compte rendu des conferences et des-debats.) Quebec: Conseil Superieur de la Cooperation. 1943. Pp. 156.

Homes or hovels: Some authoritative views on Canadian housing. (Behind the headlines series, III(5).) Toronto: Canadian Assoc. for Adult Education, Canadian Insti- tute of International Affairs. 1943. Pp. 48. lOc.

New Brunswick, Dept. of Health. Twenty-fifth annual report of Chief Medical Officer for year ending Oct. 31, 1942, with vital statistics for I941 and tentative synopsis for 1942. Fredericton: King's Printer. 1943.

Nova Scotia, Dept. of Public Health. Report for year ending November 30, 1942, and [report] of the Deputy Registrar General containing the vital statistics of the province for year ending December 31, 194I. Halifax: King's Printer. 1943. Pp. 408.

Ontario, Minister of Education. Report for year 194I. Toronto: King's Printer. 1943. Pp. vi, 234.

Quebec, Bureau des Statistiques, Ministere de l'Industrie et du Commerce. Caisses

populaires et cooperatives agricoles, 1940 et 1941. Quebec: King's Printer. 1943.

Pp. 201. 50c. Robert Owen Foundation for Co-operative and Community Organization. Report on

activities during the year 1942. Toronto. 1943. Pp. 6.

Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Annual report, I942. Ottawa: King's Printer. 1942. 50c.

Sanford Evans Statistical Service. Housing conditions in Canada, 1941: Cities of 30,000 and over. 1943. Pp. 12.




Saskatchewan Cancer Commission. Annual report for calendar year 1941. Regina: King's Printer. 1943. Pp. 68.

Saskatchewan, Dept. of Agriculture. Co-operative purchasing associations in the province of Saskatchewan. Parts 1, 2, and 5. Regina. 1943.

STEPLER, D. H. Family allowances for Canada. (Behind the headlines series, 11I(2).) Toronto: C.I.I.A., Can. Assoc. for Adult Education. 1943. Pp. 32. 10c.

Victorian Order of Nurses for Canada. Report for I941. Ottawa: The Victorian Order. 1942. Pp. 100.

General

COHN, M. and WALLACE, E. Outlook for Canadian social services (ibid., April, 1943, 6-8). CULHAM, G. City and suburban parks (Jour. of the Royal Archi- tectural Institute of Canada, Sept., 1942, 194). DUNINGTON-GRUBB, H. B. Parks for post-war reconstruction (ibid., 193). FILION, G. Le Paysan et ses institutions sociales [Quebec] (L'Actualite economique, oct., 1942, 401-15). GODFREY, E. Wel- fare (Can. forum, March, 1943, 354-5). Industrial welfare (Labour gazette, Feb., 1943, 171-4). KIDMAN, J. Crime prevention in wartiame (Municipal rev. of Canada, June, 1943, 17-20). LEBEL, L. Titres aux allocations familiales (Relations, juillet, 1943, 174-5). MARTEL, F. F. Le Service social dans les usines de guerre (Can. wel-

'fare, April, 1943, 28-30). MORLEY, F: S. The source of child delinquency (Municipal rev. of Canada, June, 1943, 9-10). PARIZEAU, M. L'urbanisme a Montreal (L'Actu- alite economique, mai, 1943, 97-117). The place of day nurseries in the war effort (Labour gazette, Feb., 1943, 175-6). See also material on Canadian system of dependents' allowances in the hearings on family allowances before a sub-committee of The Committee on Military Affairs, United States Senate, 77th Congress, second session, on S. 2467.

Co-operatives ANGERS, F.-A. Cooperatives: Cooperation et apres guerre (Bull. de la Chambre de

Commerce de Montreal, sept., 1942, 7-12). ARNOLD, M. E. Villages cooperatifs de la Nouvelle Lcosse (Relations, juillet, 1943, 179-81). Bois, H. C. Le mouvement co-operatif du Quebec (Ensemble, avril, 1943, 3-5). COADY, M. M. The Antigonish movement (The co-operative movement in the Americas: An international symposium, Montreal, the I.L.O., 1943, pp. 21-6). KEEN, G. The history of the co-operative movement in Canada (Can. co-operator, April, 1943, 1418). LAWLER, J. Co- operative societies and credit unions (Can. churchman, April 1, 1943, 197). T4ERE- SHTENKO, V. L'education cooperative (Ensemble, mai, 1942, 3-4). See also the Canadian Co-operator, pub. in the interests of the Canadian Co-operative Movement in Brantford, Ont.

Education

CAMPEAU, C.-E. CriminaliteYjuvenile et education (Bull. de la Chambre de Commerce de Montreal, mars, 1943, 5-8). D'ESCHAMBAULT, A. L'Education des adultes au-

Manitoba francais (Relations, f6v., 1943, 49). GRAVEL, C. E. L'enseignement primaire (Bull. de la Chambre de Commerce de Montreal, mai, 1942, 3-12). New

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school deal urged (Financial post, May 29, 1943, 20). PERCIVAL, W. P. Freedom of educational opportunity (Can. geog. jour., June, 1943, 289-96). SIMARD, G. Une doctrine d'education nationale (Revue de l'Universite d'Ottawa, avril-juin, 1943, 137-54; juillet-sept., 269-73). THOMSON, W. Adult education and the crisis of democracy (Public affairs, spring, 1943, 132-6). See also chap. xvII on education in Canada 1943: Official handbook of present conditions and recent progress.

Housing CREED, G. E. Future housing in Canada (Food for thought, Jan., 1943, 9-11).

SCOTT, L. Community housing (Can. forum, April, 1943, 8-10); Wartime housing to continue building program (Engineering and contract record, Jan. 20, 1943, 16-18, 34). SMYTH, T. T. The need for wartime housing (Municipal rev. of Canada, April, 1943, 7-8). SOMERVILLE, W. L. Can we provide adequate post-war housing? (Engineering and contract record, March 3, 1943, 8-10, 19-20; March 24, 20-2, 31). THARIEN, E. Plaidoyer pour l'habitation familiale (Relations, mai, 1943, 115-17).

Nutrition HILTZ, M. C. Dietary sutrvey in Winnipeg (Can. jour. of public health, Jan., 1943,

6-9). JAMES, H. The food stamp plan (Can. forum, Feb., 1943, 320-2). PETT, L. B. Applied nutrition (Can. jour. of public health, Jan., 1943, 1-5); Nutritional planning (ibid., Feb., 1943, 58-62). RIGGS, E. et al. A nutrition survey in East York township (ibid., May, 1943, 193-204).

Public Health Canadian Life Insurance Officers Assoc. Public health aspects of proposed national

health insurance scheme for Canada (Can. jour. of public health, April, 1943, 147-51). COUTURE, E. La lutte contre la mortalite maternelle et enfantile au Canada (Union medicale du Canada, dec., 1941, 1277-89). D[AVIDSON], G. F. Canada considers national health plan (Can. welfare, April, 1943, 7-11). DUFAULT, P. Mortalite et tuberculose dans le Quebec (Relations, juillet, 1943, 176-9). ECKLER, S. Dominion

drafts charter for national health (Sat. night; May 8, 1943, 14). GROULX, A. A national health program (Can. jour. of public health, Jan., 1943, 10-16). HANNAH, J. A. Some problems facing industry and the medical profession in relation to health insurance (Industrial Canada, March, 1943, 68-70). KITCHING, J. S. Health education-a challenge (Can. jour. of public health, April, 1943, 161-5). LAZARUS, M. Design for state medicine (Can. forum, Feb., 1943, 322-7). MORTON, A. R. Health problems in national defence areas (Can. jour. of public health, Feb., 1943, 51-7). WECKER, W. A. Industrial health in wartime (ibid., June, 1943, 267-71). WHEELER, S. M. and MORTON, A. R. Epidemiological observations in the Halifax epidemic (Ameri- can jour. of public health, Sept., 1942, 947-56). WILKEY, J. R. Tuberculosis fact- finding study in London secondary schools (Can. jour. of public health, Jan., 1943, 22-5). WILLIAMS, D. H. Canada's national health and venereal disease control (ibid., June, 1943, 261-6).

Social Security: Marsh Report BOUVIER, E. De Beveridgea Marsh(Relations, avril, 1943, 87-90); Accepterons-nous

le plan Marsh? (ibid., juin, 1943, 144-7). BURNS, E. M. Post-war planning and the




role of social security (Can. welfare, June 1, 1943, 10-17). CARMAN, F. A. "Social security" and B.N.A. Act (Dalhousie rev., April, 1943, 23-8). COLQUETTE, R. D. Social security and reform (Country guide, March, 1943, 9, 21). COMSTOCK, A. A Canadian Beveridge plan (Current history, April, 1943, 121-2). D[AVIDSON], G. F. The Marsh Report on social security for Canada (Can. welfare, April, 1943, 3-6). FROMER, A. Social security for Canada (Sat. night, March 20, 1943, 6). The Marsh plan: A blueprint for social security in Canada (Can. business, May, 1943, 30-3). PEDOE, A. The Beveridge report and life insurance-a Canadian point of view (L'Assur- ance, jan., 1943, 148-59). SHIELS, Sir D. Social security in the Empire: How Dominions are linking up with Beveridge plan (Empire rev., June, 1943, 21-5). Social insurance plans in Canada (Internat. labour rev., April, 1943, 516-20). Social security planning in Canada (International labour rev., May, 1943, 591-616). Would Ottawa approve the Beveridge plan? (Can. business, March, 1943, 28-9). See also minutes of proceedings and evidence of Canada, House of Commons, Special Committee on Social Security, pub. by King's Printer, Ottawa.

18. GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS

Canada, Dominion of. Official report of debates, House of Commons, third session, nineteenth parliament, 6 George VI, 1942. Vols. IV and V, being vols. CCXXXII and CCXXXIII for period 1875-1943. Ottawa: King's Printer. 1943.

Official report of debates, the Senate, 6-7 George VI, 1942-3. Ottawa: King's Printer. 1943. Pp. xiv, 416.

Statutes of Canada, I942-3. Ottawa: King's Printer. 1943. $5.00.

CROSS, A. F. The people's mouths. Toronto: The Macmillan Co. of Canada Ltd. 1943. Pp. viii, 171. $2.50.

FORSEY, E. A. The royal power of dissolution of parliament in the British Common- wealth. With a foreword by Sir JOHN A. R. MARRIOTT. Toronto: Oxford Uni- versity Press. 1943. Pp. xx, 316. $5.00.

General

AuSTIN, F. Parliamentary assistants make their bow (Can. business, June, 1943, 38-41, 98, 100, 102). BEDER, E. A. Eight billions spell socialism (Can. forum, May, 1943, 35-6). Canada: The new conservatism (Round table, March, 1943, 168-74), COLQUETTE, R. D. Away from tradition [Conservative party] (Country guide, Jan.. 1943, 7, 37-8). CRoss, A. F. Behind the scenes in Quebec politics (Can. business, May, 1943, 34-6); John Bracken: The new Lochinvar (ibid., Feb., 1943, 48-50, 90); Leader of the C.C.F. [M. J. Coldwell| (ibid., March, 1943, 64-6, 68). D'ESCHAMBAULT, A. National unity and its implications (Culture, juin, 1943, 196-9). FoRsEY, E. La Constitution du Canada et la couronne (Relations, juillet, 1943, 186-8). The Crown and Canada's constitution (Sat. night, May 22, 1943, 6-7); The Crown, the constitution, and the C.C.F. (Can. forum, June, 1943, 54-6). GODBOUT, A. Canada: Unity in diversity (Foreign affairs, April, 1943, 452-61). Seconde note de la constitution (Culture, juin, 1943, 248-50). HOLLINGSWORTH, C. W. T. This is the C.C.F. (Can. business, April, 1943, 52-5, 118, 120, 122-4). HUMPHREY, J. P. A recipe for Canadian unity. (Can. forum, March, 1943, 345-6); Formule pour l'unite canadienne [trans. of article which first appeared in Canadian Forum] (Relations, fev., 1943, 34-5). KING, C.

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In Saskatchewan now (Can. forum, July, 1943, 80-2). DE LERY, L. C. Deux fonda- tions democratiques (Relations, juillet, 1943, 171-4). MALLORY, J. R. Constitutional amendment now (Dalhousie rev., April, 1943, 29-35). SANDWELL, B. K. The Crown in moments of crisis (Sat. night, April 10, 1943, 14). THOMAS, C. P. French Canada's position (Catholic world, March, 1943). UNDERHILL, F. Canada's rising socialists (Nation, March 27, 1943, 447-9).

19. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

Alberta, Bureau of Information. Prepare now: A suggested policy for post-war reconstruction. Edmonton. 1943. Pp. 72.

Assoc. of Canadian Advertisers. Continuing study of post-war trends. Vol. I, no. 1, Feb., 1943. Pp. 42.

British Columbia Post-War Rehabilitation Council. Interim report. Victoria. Jan., 1943. Pp. 201 (mimeo.); Appendix to interim report. Victoria. 1943. Pp. 421 (mimeo.); map. $2.00.

Canada, Dept. of External Affairs. Report of the secretary of state for external affairs for the year ended December 31, 942. Ottawa: King's Printer, 1943. Pp. 27. 10c.

Canada, Wartime Information Board. Canada at war series, nos. 24 and 25, May, June, 1943. Ottawa: King's Printer. 1943. Pp. 48, 64.

DAWSON, R. M. Canada in world affairs: Two years of war, 1939-194I. (Published under the auspices of the Canadian Institute of International Affairs.) London, Toronto, New York: Oxford University Press. 1943. Pp. viii, 342. $3.00.

ENGLAND, R. Discharged: A commentary on civil re-establishment of veterans in Canada. Toronto: Macmillan Co. of Canada. 1943. Pp. xxi, 468. $5.00.

FLENLEY, R. Post-war problems, a reading list: A select bibliography on post-war settlement and reconstruction. Toronto: Canadian Institute of International Affairs. April, 1943. Pp. 62. 25c.

WALKER, E. A. The British Empire: Its structure and spirit. London: Oxford Uni- versity Press. 1943. Pp. 64.

General

C., A. Canada and world affairs (Current history, June, 1943, 256-8). Canada. What is her'future to be? (Round table, June, 1943, 273-80). The conference of the Institute of Pacific Relations (Bull. of international news, March 21, 1943). Edu- cation in Empire. II. Awakening public interest (Round table, June, 1943, 236-43). FLAHERTY, F. Canada's place in the United Nations' councils (Sat. night, April 10, 1943, 8). HARRISON, E Canada ahd foreign affairs (Can. hist. rev., June, 1943, 172-87). KEITH, J. R. Canada moving to Pan-Americanism (Sat. night, April 17, 1943, 6-7). Relations of Canada and the United States. I. Persistent problems by J. B. BREBNER. II. Reciprocity of Attitudes by R. G. TROTTER (Can. hist. rev., June, 1943, 117-34).

Canada and the War (General)

ATTLEE, C. R. War-time co-operation in the British Commonwealth (United empire, Jan.-Feb., 1943, 7-12). CARMICHAEL, H. J. Canada and the problems of war production (Can. business, Nov., 1942, 66-7, 124, 126); Canadian war production and the three M's [materials, machines, manpower] (Quar. rev. of commerce, winter, 1943, 19-28).



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COHEN, M. How war supplies are purchased and produced (ibid., Oct., 1942, 44-6; Nov., 1942, 74-6). CONWAY, C. Canada's first hospital ship (Can. nat. mag., May, 1943, 4-5, 17). GOLDENBERG, M. F. How the army avoids misfits (Can. business, May, 1943, 62-4). HOLBROOK, L. W. Priorities in the war economy (Quar. rev. of commerce, winter, 1943, 29-38). LONGMORE, Sir A. A winter air tour in Canada (United empire, May-June, 1943, 53-7). LOVITT, E. A. What happens to your C.M.P. forms? [Controlled Materials Plan] (Can. business, April, 1943, 36-7, 108, 110, 112). PEASE, M. A. A little story of service [I.O.D.E.] (Can. geog. jour., Jan., 1943, 48-54). SHAW, C. L. Pacific North America: Strategic in peace as in war (Pacific fisherman, June, 1943, 23, 25). STACEY, C. P. The Canadian army in Britain, 1942-1943 (ibid., June, 1943, 256-83). See also section on "War emergency training program" in Labour Gazette, for Jan. and Feb., 1943. See also the Directory of government war organizations, listed in each issue of Industrial Canada.

Reconstruction

BATES, E. S. Program of post-war planning [textile industry] (Can. textile jour., May 21, 1943, 15-16). CLAY, C. American voices in Canada (Can. business, Nov., 1942, 78, 80, 83). COADY, M. M. Blueprinting post-war Canada (Culture, juin, 1943, 161-71). Cutting a post-war pattern for Canada (Financial post, May 29, 1943, 18). FALUDI, E. G. The urban reconstruction of Canada (Food for thought, April, 1943). KAY, J. R. Canada's post-war problems (Can. unionist, Feb., 1943). Local planning for post-war reconstruction (Can. business, June, 1943, 26-8, 137). Planning post-war Canada (Can. forum, May, 1943, 38-41; June, 62-3; July, 83-5). Recon- struction (Labour gazette, Feb., 1943, 168-9). TURGEON, J. G. How Canada is

studying post-war problems (Can. business, Nov., 1942, 70-2). What Canadians think about post-war reconstruction (Foreign policy reports, no. 18, March 1, 1943, 310-23). See also Monetary Times, special section in each issue, "After the war, what then," which deals with the future of various industries: May, 1943, textiles; June, agriculture; July, steel. See also the May bulletin of the Royal Bank of Canada for material on reconstruction. See also minutes and proceedings of evidence of special committee on reconstruction and re-establishment. Ottawa, 1943.

20. GENERAL WORKS AND GENERAL STATISTICS

Canada, Dept. of Public Works. Report of the minister of public works on the works under his control for fiscal year ended March 3I, I942. Ottawa: King's Printer. 1942. Pp. 126. 50c.

Canadian Social Science Research Council. Correspondence with the Prime Minister

concerning liberal arts courses in Canadian universities. Ottawa: The Council, 166 Marlborough Ave. Jan., 1943. Pp. 11.

?-- --?~~ - -Second annual report, 194I-2. Ottawa: The Council. 1943. Pp. 23.

DANSEREAU, D. Manuel de droit. Montreal: Editions Beauchemin. 1942. Pp. 198. $1.50.

FERGUSON, G. V. Today's crisis: Tomorrow's need [four talks delivered over the C.B.C. national network, Jan., 1943]. Pp. 12.




Nova Scotia, Board of Commissioners of Public Utilities. Report for year ended De- cember 31, 1942. Halifax: King's Printer. 1943. Pp. xviii, 203.

Nova Scotia, Prov. of. Report of Board of Trustees of Public Archives for year ended Nov., 1942. Halifax: King's Printer. 1943. Pp. 30.

Ontario, Liquor Control Board. Sixteenth report, from April I, 1941 to March 3, 1942. Toronto: King's Printer. 1943. Pp. 37.

General

AUSTIN, F. Saskatchewan: Orphan in our economic family? (Can. business, May, 1943, 42-4, 85). CRoss, A. F. Alberta: Today and tomorrow (ibid., June, 1943, 52-5, 102, 104). LOWER, A. R. M. National policy . . revised version (Manitoba arts rev., spring, 1943, 5-14). STOCKES, W. El Canadd en la hora actual (America, nov.- dic., 1942, 23-6). See also List of Recent Publications pub. in each issue of Canadian Historical Review.



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