Hon. C. D. HOWE (Minister of Transport) moved:

That standing order 63 of the House of Commons, relating to the appointment of standing committees of the house, be amended by adding to the standing committees of the house for the present session a standing committee on railways and shipping owned, operated and controlled by the government, to which will be referred accounts and estimates and bills relating thereto of the Canadian National Railways, the Canadian National (West Indies) Steamships, and Trans-Canada Air Lines for the present session, for consideration and report to the house; provided however that nothing in the resolution shall be construed to curtail in any way the full right of discussion in committee of supply; and that the said committee consist of Messrs. Bercovitch, Black (Cumberland), Bradette, Diefenbaker, Donnelly, Dubue, Ferland, Gray, Hansell, Hanson (Skeena), Harris (Danforth), Hill, Howden, Howe, Lapointe (Lotbiniere), Lockhart, Mac-Innis, McCulloch, Maybank, Parent, Ross (Middlesex East), Sanderson, Sissons.

Hon. J. L. RALSTON (Minister of Finance) moved:

That the estimates on railways and shipping included in the main estimates for 1910-41,

Munitions and Supply-Key Men

tabled in the house, he referred to the standing committee on railways and shipping owned, operated and controlled by the government.

Hon. C. D. HOWE (Minister of Munitions and Supply):

As requested by the hon.

member for Waterloo South (Mr. Homuth) I wish to table a list of the officers of the Department of Munitions and Supply charged with the purchase of materials, together with their telephone numbers, the location of their offices and their positions prior to entering the service of the department. I should like to ask the privilege of having this statement published in Hansard.

The statement follows:

DEPARTMENT OF MUNITIONS AND SUPPLY Departmental Heads and Key Men

Position-Name Telephone Location-Pre-War Occupation

Deputy Minister

G. K. Sheils 608

Executive Commitee Chairman

*W. C. Woodward 3671

Members

*R. P. Bell 2133

*Henry Borden, K.C 3498

*W. A. Harrison 708

*R. A. C. Henry 3728

*G.W. Scott 3498

*E. P. Taylor 708

Acting Secretary

A. J. Martin 708

Secretary and Comptroller L. R. Thomson 2391

Ass't See'y and Comptroller A. S. Tindale 753

Executive Assistants to the Deputy Minister

J. P. Pettigrew 608

W. D. Low 608

Legal Department

J. deN. Kennedy 2503

Liaison Officers New York

*J. B. Carswell

London

*C. A. Banks..

Labour Liaison

H. B. Chase 3560

Director of Production, Munitions and

Gauges

*W. P. Drysdale 601

385 Wellington St., Ottawa-Ass't General Manager, General Steel Wares Limited, Toronto, Ont.

385 Wellington St., Ottawa-President, Woodward Stores Limited, Vancouver, B.C.

385 Wellington St., Ottawa-Director, Pickfords Black Limited, Halifax and other companies.

385 Wellington St., Ottawa-Barrister, Toronto.

385 Wellington St., Ottawa-Managing Director, Estabrooks Limited, Saint John, N.B.

Justice Building, Ottawa-General Manager, Beauharnois Power Corporation, Montreal.

385 Wellington St., Ottawa-Chartered Accountant, Montreal.

385 Wellington St., Ottawa-President, Canadian Breweries Limited, Honey Dew Limited, Orange Crush Ltd., Toronto.

385 Wellington St., Ottawa-President, General Skycraft Limited, Montreal.

385 Wellington St., Ottawa-Consulting Engineer Montreal.

385 'Wellington St., Ottawa-Chartered Accountant, Toronto.

385 Wellington St., Ottawa-General Manager, Windsor Fisher Limited, Montreal.

385 Wellington St., Ottawa-Purchasing Agent,

C.N.R., Montreal.

385 Wellington St., Ottawa-Barrister, Solicitor, Toronto.

New- York-Retired, formerly President, Burlington Steel Co., Hamilton.

London-Managing Director, Bulolo Gold

Dredging Limited.

385 Wellington St., Ottawa-Canadian VicePresident, Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.

385 Wellington St., Ottawa-Vice-President, Montreal Locomotive Works.

Serving without salary.

DEPARTMENT OF MUNITIONS AND SUPPLY-Concluded Departmental Heads and Key Men-Concluded Position-Name Telephone

Controllers-Con. Location-Pre-War Occupation

Oil

Geo. R. Cottrelle

Toronto-Director, Canadian Bank of Commerce.

Economic Adviser S. W. Fairweather

* Serving without salary.

Justice Building-C.N.R.-Director Bureau of Economics.

Right Hon. W. L. MACKENZIE KING (Prime Minister):

I desire to table copy of order in council P.C. 2685, approved by His Excellency the Administrator on the 19th June, 1940, containing a declaration by the government of Canada of principles for the avoidance of labour unrest and for the regulation of labour conditions during the war. This is a copy of the order which I mentioned on Tuesday last. It would have been passed on Monday had it been possible for me to be in council for a sufficient length of time that day; or on Tuesday, had it been possible to take up this matter then. It was passed yesterday.

Mr. MacINNIS:

Would the Prime Minister have any objection to having that appear in the votes and proceedings to-morrow?

Mr. MACKENZIE KING:

I should be very glad to have that done, though I may say to my hon. friend that it will appear in the Canada Gazette in any case. That may meet his wish, but it might as well appear in the votes and proceedings also.

Mr. HANSON (York-Sunbury):

I would

second the suggestion of the hon. gentleman. I can imagine no place more innocuous than the Canada Gazette from which to obtain information.

Mr. MACKENZIE KING:

I had an eye to economy in the matter of extra printing. The press already have complete copies, and I have no doubt the contents of the minute of council will appear in the newspapers this afternoon or in any case to-morrow morning.