1. Since January 1, 1930, how many applications for tariff rulings have been made under the "Not made in Canada" rule by the Aluminium Company of Canada, year by year?

2. Since January 1, 1930, have any payments in the nature of rebate been made to the Aluminium Company of Canada? If so, what were the dates, amounts, and reasons for same?

3. Since January 1, 1930, how many applications for tariff rulings have been made under the "Not made in Canada" rule by the Page-Hersey Company, year by year?

4. Since January 1, 1930, have any payments in the nature of rebate been made to the Page-Hersey Company? If so, what were the dates, amounts, and reasons for same?

Mr. ILSLEY:

This question relates entirely to the business of private companies and it is not the practice of the department to disclose such information. The mover not being in the house, perhaps the question could stand. I hope it will be dropped.

Mr. SPEAKER:

Stand.

1. What are the names of the staff of radio station CRCT, in Toronto, and the length of service, rank, remuneration of each, and what were their respective living and transportation expenses during the past year?

2. How many musicians and other officials are drawing federal pensions as well as salaries, and who are they?

3. Who are the announcers at this station, and are they related to any musicians or others employed there? If so, what is the relation?

4. How many of the musicians are, (a) union men; (b) non-union?

5. What are the names of the announcers and musicians, and of the choir leader and quartette?

6. How long has Mr. Lucas been employed; and are any members of his family also employed?

7. Have any other officials relatives employed?

8. Do the choir leader, quartette, and the minister draw government pensions?

9. Are any members of the family of Mr. Waddington, known on the radio as Frank Gladstone, employed? If so, what are the names ?

Mr. HOWE:

Return tabled herewith.

"made IN CANADA" FILE

1. Has the Department of National Revenue a file known as the "Made in Canada File," or known as "Not Made in Canada File"?

2. If so. what is its number?

3. When was such file opened or started?

4. Since January 1, 1930, how many applications or requests for tariff rulings or decisions having the effect of an increase in the tariff were recorded in said file? (Answer to be given year by year.)

5. What is the total number of companies, firms and individuals who have made such requests?

6. What are the names of the 20 applicants who have made in each year since January 1, 1930, the greatest number of such requests?

Mr. ILSLEY:

The answer to a part of this question would disclose the business of private companies and therefore to that extent the question cannot be answered. There is no objection to answering the rest of the question. I suggest that it stand as an order for return.

Mr. WALSH:

For a return showing direct and indirect relief by provinces, for each of twelve months, ending February, 1937, under the following headings:

1. Total on direct relief;

2. Homeless persons;

3. Provincial works, number given relief work (Trans-Canada highway not included);

4. Trans-Canada highway;

5. Municipal works, number given relief work;

6. Farm placement;

7. Federal departments, number given relief work on wage basis;

8. Relief in dried-out areas, other than direct relief;

9. Relief settlement, number individuals assisted;

10. Total numbers assisted.

Mr. GIROUARD (for Mr. Blair):

For a copy of: (1) the general report on the Danish, Swedish and York pigs, as given in the Copenhagen report as regards the age, feeding, size at birth, and prolific nature of each; (2) report of the testing in regard to feeding, grading and age of these pigs at the different stations in Canada; (3) the comparative report on the experiments with Swedish and York hams, with special reference to the Copenhagen report on Danish hams.

Sit-Down Strikes

Mr. PURDY:

For a copy of order in council, dated 14th November, 1914, dealing with lease between the Department of Railways and Canals and the Dominion Atlantic Railway, of the government owned line of railway from Windsor to Windsor junction, Nova Scotia.

Mr. HOWE:

Return tabled herewith.