Less Than P

Direct Labor Cost in Car*
rice of Tires

* Ford Falcon

Hii
“OST: $58

LABOR PRICING itself out of the Market? The above
figures for labor cost in producing a Ford Falcon were

published in the “American Machinist,’ and show that

direct labor costs were less than the price of the tires.

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most outstanding job in the
sale of Marxist and progres-
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ver.
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‘City should take over park’

By D. GREENWELL

With the turning back of
the issue of purchase of
Shauughnessy Golf Course to
the Vancouver Parks Board,
it again opens up the ques-
tion of negotiations or ex-
propriation at a fair price
based on the assessed value
of the land.

It is significant that the
assessed value of Shaugh-
nessy is only $7,500 an acre
but the asking price per acre
at the time of the by-elec-
tion last June was $34,000
per acre. It is a fact that
when it comes to the assessed
value on homes of the work-
ing people, it is based on the
selling price of the property.
Therefore why the difference,
when it comes to the CPR?

‘It is true that the chief
land evaluator, for the city,
D. W. McQueen, came up
with some formula _ for
Shaughnessy, for tax pur-
poses, but this did not an-
swer the question for the
working people of this city.
How long are we going to be’
a benefactor to the CPR, is
the question being asked to-
day.

If the assessed value of

Shaughnessy is $7,500 per
acre, then the true value,
based on double the assessed
value, is $15,900 per acre.
This is the formula used for
the small home-owner, there-
fore why the preference to

the CPR..:

The Vancouver Parks
Board should stand by the
position they put forward:
negotiate at a, fair price, and
failing that, proceed with ex-
propriation proceedings.

It should be clearly under-
stood that Vancouver needs
Shaughnessy to make up for
the shortage in parks, how-
ever, the people should not
again be faced with a “pig in

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tax-payer would be
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the CPR.

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of Vancouver are not sub
ed to another phony BF
by our bungling city co mn
~who have made a mess 0
Shaughnessy issue fro.
start, and that is by ral)
the taxpayers to make
that the CPR negotiate
city should expropriate
land.

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