Grain Elevators In NfIcI. Urged

OTTAWA (CP)-—Elevator stor- aze ought to be built in New- foundland for Prairie grain, Harry Jones (EPC — Saskatoon) said Monday.

Mr. Jones, speaking in the Commons throne speech debate, said such storage would enable year-round shipments of grain by ship, obviating winter-long tie- ups at the Lakehead and Mont- real.

“Grain could be ‘shipped from

V Churchill during the northeri navigation season," he said.’ The plan would contribute to the solu- tion of many Prairie ‘economic problems.

Urging a speedy start on con- struction of the projected South Saskatchewan dam, Mr. Jones said it is time the central prov- Inces realize that development of Western Canada strengthens their own economy.

Prairie residents were consum ers of the central provinces’ pro- duction. Therefore, Ontario and Quebec had a great interest in the welfare of the west,

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that the government is causing ill feeling in the U.S. on trade matters, but ‘bends over back- wards to co-operate in defence.

merce," he said, “they (the gov- ernment) make unfriendly state- ments and arouse ill feeling, and on the other hand, in the mil- itary tield they seem to want to bend over backwards in an effort to co-operate."

the U.S., and the placing of ele

iiounced a final payment averag-

iniiial delivery payment was 96

Smith said Canada is “delighted” with p r o p o s a 1 s by President Eisenhower, apparently accepted by Russia, for a meeting of ex- perts in Geneva on inspection and control of atomic tests.

couver South) to ated by Parliament to have a majority of Canadians on their boards of directors.

ernment’s icy" to buy m-ore goods in Brit- ain and fewer imports in the U.S. to correct an imbalance of trade.

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Libero-I Charges Gov’t. Is Both Kicking, Kissing

OTTAWA (CP)—-Liberal Augus tin Brassard Monday fired a metaphoric broadside against the Progressive Conservative govern- ment, charging it‘ with kissing and kicking the United States.

Mr. Brassard, member for La- pointe, Que., said during the Commons throne speech debate

“In the field of trade and com-

TRADE IDIVERSION .

He was referring to what he de- scribed as the government's pol- icy to divert to Britain 15 per cent of Canadian purchases from

merits of the RCAF under an American commander for North American air defence. .

“Why, on the one hand, do we salute them by a kiss on both cheeks and on the other band do we give them the boot?”

in other developments in the Commons:

1. Trade Minister Churchill an-

ing 6.28 cents a bushel for the 1936-57 barley pool, on which the

cents a bushel basis‘ No. 3 CW barley. The final payment on the 1956-57 wheat pool would be an- nounced in a few days.

2.. External Affairs Minister

3. Ernie Broome (PC —— Van- introduccd a bill require companies liicoi-por-

Mr. Brassard attacked the gov- “so-called trade pol-

This was inviting retaliation

The throne speech debate pro- duced several other suggestions from members.

Maurice Bourget (L — Levis)

mate the shipbuilding industry, whose 17 yards now employed 15,- 000 workers.

The situation was not bad at the present time, “but in fact the futurelooks still less bright,” he said. This was due to the an- nouncement last week that. Cana- dian National Steamships is put- ting up for sale its eight-vessel West Indies fleet.

Jacques Flynn (PC — Quebec South) blamed the current reces- sion on the “tight money” policy of the former‘ Liberal govern- ment. .

Federal—provincial fiscal rela- ticnshipsghe said, had been hand- icapped by the former Liberal_ad- ministration‘s refusal to l‘eIlll‘njO the provinces taxation powers rented out to them as a temper ar.V measure during the Second World War.

G- ROY Mcwilliams (—North- umiberland-Miramichi) said the g_overnment’s proposed bill of rights. limited to matters under federal jurisdiction appears to be iuperfluous. This restriction

would mean that little if any im- provement will be made,"

J. G. Ratelle (L—Montreal La- fontaine) said that each time the Progressive _Conservatives come t° _ Power "Door times develop quickly.”

Os1as.J. Godin (L — Nicke1 BQIFI said that Persons who build their own homes under the Na- tional Housing Act should be al. lowed deductions for income tax purposes.

Harry Jones (PC—Saskatoon) sa.d presenbtreatment methods {OT mentfilly 111 persons represent

economic wastage.” There were 70,000 persons in 75 overcrowded mental hospitals throughout Can- ada. Much mental sickness could be effectively treated without hos- pital care if out-patient facilities were made available.

Roland English (PC -— Gaspe) called for extension of agricultur- al price supports to fish.

H. Russell MacEwan (PC- Pictou) said he endorses a re- quest by the United Steelworkers’ Union for a 40-per-cent increase in unemployment insurance ben- efiis.

MUNICIPALITIES IN THE RED

OTTAWA (CP‘—Canad2.’s mu- nicipalinies are going deeper into debt. The money they owed for schools. roads and other essen- tials rose to $3.l28.300.000 at the

4,,“ p.m._0pen flouse -from the U.S. A first. sign of such 4-_3g p_m__H0wuy Douay reataliation was a lo-per-cent re- 5:0.) p.m.-—-Toes in Tempo duction announced in Washington; 5:30 p.m.—-Rin Tin Tin in US. imports of Canadian 6_:()() p.m.—Western Theatne crude oil. ‘ ‘_'-7-24 P-m«—Cl*“CY TV News He said he opposes "sentimen- _-Q1 I3-IT!-—(za:Let.ie Ia! pro—British trade policies, ‘~00 P.m.—-1 Search for ,They_ would not be good business »AdVen(ure ‘ for Canada. Prime .\'lin'is(.er Mac D.m.—ISanch Party millan of Britain had said iaqi 1 D~m.— lsneyland auiumn. “we have no friends I: ¥3rpTh t havel intt(;1i:es(s.‘;1 ’ “E - - -— ea re n is w e .l:00 p.m.—The Chevy Show trade, th i s §i)\r’el‘ilL$t:Tl‘iim hgfs 12:00 p.m.—CBC TV News ignored the interests of the Caiia- I 12:13 a.m.-—Local Weather . dian people,” Mr. Brassard said Forecast “Under no circumstances should‘ 12:15 a.m.—Viewpoint we try to trade with any country 13333 B-111-51‘!!! 05' on a sentimental basis.“

end of 1957 from $2,785.20(l.000 at the end of 1956. the Bank of Can- ada reported Tuesday. The bonded school debt increased to $9l6.600,- 0T‘0 from $802.6()0.000; the high- “'a.\‘s debt to $457.8()0.000 from %38T.20().()0(). Money boi'ro\\'ed from banks rose to $196,800,000 from $180.5oo,ooo

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