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or RSDAY PROGRAMS Stelco’s lead qn the matter of prices perhaps the government CFCY JV 1s faged with” the establish. |

159 p.m.—Musicele 2.00 p.m.—Film Festivel 230 p.m.—Teday et Home

7S in Truth eenwA og Speaker Alan as the National Farmers Union But the steel increase was Liberal government in the last | 7 7 ey Ton acnaughton ' " rme d down and by) President Claude Jodoin serious and the government had election’ The matter should be. .: P ene U an attempt b vew Demo. of the Canadian Labor Congress been totally neghgent’ about debated because there would | ) pm ezzie Dezzie crat Leader Houglas 'o set aside and Woiiam Mahoney, national taking the people into its con- net be another opportunity | 5.90 p.m.——Castles and Cestenets = regular Commons business for director of the United Steel- fidence Mr. Macnaughton then an oo oe ene wee War cay phate debate Res steel w ee America en Mr. Diefenbaker said the in- nounced his decision Under pre- 6.30 o.m. Gazette Discuss on of the «motion by lebale. h . aid wigen - th re (renee would have remend- set Commons rules the Speak- kapeatf: THIS OLD WELL 6 Aad BUT, / ye ad 7.0) p.m.—CFCY "V News the NDP leader took up almost would . he ber opportan: | nn, mnationary results’ and jor's ruling cansct ke challenged : =s=\ A HAZARP! T'S A WISHIN' j 715 p.m.—Keyboard Melodies eae ace eea aes ame another opportun- would erode the earnings of unless he suggests that it TIME Z FILLED Z'VE BEEN GOIN’ Pp y an hour at the start of the sit- ity curing the current session, Canadians should be Landi lt UP! DOWN IN IT-AN’ 730 p.m.—My Favorite Martian (ting before Mr. Macnaughton due to wind up alter handling ofl (Gers PICKIN' UP THE 8:00 p.m.—Fether Knows Best ruled the matter, although im- of the Canada Pension Plan |, 4 A. Olson (SC — Medicine; Later. during the questica | a PENN'ES FOR Ce Teena encore portant, did not meet the test bill and a formula for prov- Hat’ said the matter is import. period. L. Elston Cardif! (PC— Z =) fi YEARS / 9:00 p.m. —Hazel of an urgent need for debate as inces to choose to stay out of |42! to all Canadians but what Huron) asked the prime min- 9 30 p.m.=The Serial |Stipulated in the Commons federal - provincial shared - cost resuk would come from an ad jister to use his nigh office to )) NS ) 1900 pm.—The Defenders rules programs. The new session is journment to discuss the mat- stop the steel Price increase, as | ma us 11 00 pm —Alfred Hitehcock Mr Douglas maintained the expected to open «almost © im- et ae ere nenems contd ee | kotser |Prociient) Keneety had | X 12 00 p.m.—CBC TV News price Increase announced by the mediately after the wind-up of tell the companies to roll back done in the United States a few | wie am a weiner 4 Steel Company of Canada 1s un- the current one: othe Hi had bee piected years ago. | 2-14 am —Scores o on ustified 82 y ouc ouse ha nm su MSHL Hockey ot an inflationary: spiral. touca ACTION SOUGHT to abuse” of the rules through ae Pearson aaa me ete 12.15 am —Sign Off Opposition Leader Dieten To avoid another spurt in the many attempts to call for emer- Stitutional situation is different CKCW TV baker said Canada has infg. '"\ationary cycle, the govern. gency debates in this country from that in the tion “not galloping but very Ment must act in the next few, Gilles Gregoire (Creditiste— US. 957 am —Stetion Sign On close to it if the Speaker ee oo Receee so whe 7 - s - at a oO ww Ud te Ila ai the day's boric ante is responsible for increases in RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT w 10.30 @.m.—Nove Scone Schools on steel prices then Brime Min- !'ving costs — - ” 30 am —Across Canada ister Pearson should set aside °PT!vy Council Presidient Mc- KCELANDS FLAG : a we oo oes a a day for such a debate as soon ire sad the motion was ‘out FEATURES A DRAGON - zm : las possible “~ order It was an attempt to) VULTURE- BULL AND 12 30 p.m —Butternut Sauere | Answering a question by Mr Contemplate legislation, suggest- A GIANT-2i€ GUARDIAN a 12.0 pCR News | Douglas later. Mr Pearson said '"& '0 the government what sort a 1.00 p.m.—Thursdey Playbill there would be an opportunity % legislation it should adopt MYTHOLOGY > What @ Chassis at the hecinning of the new The matter of price control @ 230 pm—At Home With Helen session He also would give con did not fall under the jurigdie cracker ae mn to making ir state. 10 of the federal gover nt $00 pm.—Moment ef Truth ment on the aes but was a provincial concern 3.30 p.m —Teke Thirty - Last week he, said the gov Mr = Dnefenbaker said Mr. | 490 pm—As The World Turnt — ernment has no plans to inter. Douglas should know price com | *s 430 pm—Razzle Dazzle fere with the. announced in. ‘TC! '$_@ Provincial matter . 5.00 pm.—Woody Woodpecker crease of $5 to $7 a ton for When Mr Douglas was premier , 530 p.m —Musie Hep of Saskatchewan the legislature

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For Steel Prices Debate

steel] hut would keep the situa tion under review legislation

Mr. Douglas said the steel

: If it ever had been enacted rice i yew P ncrease would have wide- there would have been three

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had woffed on price control

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about the rise by such bodies-

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Speaker Rejects Attempt

|ment of a combine in steel.”

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