Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 October 1946 — Page 13

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Have Money but Little to Buy: During Boom. By WILLIAM McGAFFIN

Times Foreign Correspondent BERN, Switzerlafid, Oct. 10.— Switzerland, in the heart of devastated Europe, is enjoying a boom. But no one is happy about it. The Swiss press calls it “this satanic prosperity.” Duping the war § this “neutral” country. did very well. It acted as an arsenal and general supply depot for both sides at first. And after the collapse of

SWISS UNHAPPY | AT PROSPERITY,

France, exclusively for Germany. Mr. McGaffin

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wartime prosperity by granting the | Germans credits amounting to $250, 000,000. This is a lot of money in a country of only 4,265,000 population,

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Depression Expected Everyone here, it seems, was sure | that Switzerland would suffer a depression once the war ended. Switzerland has found plenty of new markets to replace the loss of [its best wartime customer—Germany. There is a heavy demand for everything from machine tools and electrical gear to watches—with| one serious hitch. Some of the most important nations now wanting to buy do not have money. The Swiss government has solved this problem by granting substantial credits to such countries as England, France, Belgium and] Holland—as it did to wartime Ger- | many. : | Swiss manufacturers are delight- | ed with the arrangement. They {can charge foreign purchasers] | whatever they can get away with. | If forced to sell at home, they] | would be subject to a price curb | similar to that of America’s OPA. Prices Go Higher

with it. Blame Government | The Swiss press has blamed the

stood, tourist scrip plan which would arbi trarily | could be spent here.

tually the export boom will collapse under competition of cheaper goods from America—plus presently exhausted neighbors.

is’ cheaper, the cost of materials is much higher than in America.

that the Swiss are safe for an in-| definite

there is a war. some other country.

have to grin and bear “this satanic wosperity.” Copyright, 1946, by The Indianapolis Times and Ine

government's exporg policy for the! shortage. . The Swiss people are| being sacrificed for larger profits, | it is charged. A government spokesman has | provided figures.to prove that in| the first six months of this year in the machine industry, 58 per | cent of production went to the] home market | The Swiss are bitter, too, about] tourists. Floods of British, Swedes,

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to Eee” MAKE YOUR CHRISTMAS LAYAWAY NOW! {getting away with murder. Prices | 7 “ny, % : . are 2%; times as high as before | # 27 % ) ; {the war. 5 5 : Swiss factories are busy with 7, % production for export. They also “ii 3 ’ / are now producing many of the| ; 3 MG consumer goods they used to im- 7 ! ? % - ve port from Germany for the home| 7 7 2 <7 ; Rl market. bef 7 7 . / Thus, Switzerland has a boom; | } 7 } : ~~ 4 at the same time serious labor] f 7 1 & shortage. | § 7% - < Y { The Swiss are not happy about, # 7. 2 ~- their prosperity, however. For even] ! 7 7 / 4 \ though they have more money to | f 7 7 a spend, now there is little to buy 7%, 7 va

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out” the stores, they wail. The government, it

Italians and French are “buying {

is underis considering invoking a limit the amount which

Swiss Fear Inflation Swiss financiers fear inflation. Swiss economists fear that even-

recovery - of

They say that while Swiss labor

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ble points to at least two or three | years before even America, will be }

able to make a dent in the Swiss / df " vorite of millions for 50 years, and feel export trade. :

Some optimistic forecasts have it

period of years—unless|

Or a depression in|

So, it looks as if the Swiss Just

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