Like the rest of the world, Canada is short of farm machinery; although production is up over prewar figures, the factories are turning out only a third of the machinery farmers want to buy.
In making up the deficit, the biggest part of the responsibility lies on the broad shoulders of Canada's Massey-Harris Co. (by appointment, makers of farm implements to His Majesty King George VI), which last week celebrated its 100th anniversary in business.
In its century, Massey-Harris Co. has progressed from plows to self-propelled combines. It is now Canada's biggest farm-implement...