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...went into the war a debtor nation and came out a creditor...
...president of the A.B.A., Hemingway advised bankers to think in world terms. Said he: "How can the world be restored except by use of money and credit in a way that has never been dreamed of before-generously and wisely. As a great creditor, the national responsibility of the U.S. is to render this service to mankind...
...Department last week started a new service for customers - a cheaper, easier way of mailing money. For amounts of $10 or less, post-office patrons may now buy a simplified postal money order in dollar denominations, paste on stamps for odd cents. Purchasers write in the name of the creditor and drop the order in the mail. Gone is the bother of writing out applications, waiting for the clerk to labor over the old form. Flat-rate cost...
...likely to be greatest. Canada's war-booming industries, her own version of Lend-Lease ($800,000,000-a-year Mutual Aid program) have swelled Canadian exports to third among the world's trading nations. But four-fifths of this trade is in war supplies. War Creditor Canada has a heavy stake in remaining a peacetime exporter and a world trader...
...contribution to the International Stabilization Fund and Reconstruction Bank. The new bill provides the incentive for Canadian traders to seek new business where demand is likely to be heavy, even if immediate capacity to pay is limited. If a deal is too big for private business to handle, Creditor Canada stands ready to provide the credit for countries which want and need Canadian goods...