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Messrs: Archibald Arsenault Ashby Baker Belzile Benidickson Blair Bridges Brooks Bryce Cote (Matapedia-Matane) Farquhar Gibson (Comox-Alberni) Gillis Hazen Kirk Kuhl Langlois Lafontaine Leger Lennard Little Maclnnis MacNaught McDonald (Parry Sound) McLure Merritt Pearkes Reid Sinclair (Vancouver North) Sinnott Stanfield Stirling Stuart (Charlotte) Winters-35 (Quorum 15)

MINES AND FORESTS

Messrs: Adamson Black (Yukon) Blackmore Boivin Coekeram Dion (Lake St. John-Roberval) Gagnon Gariepy Gour Gourd Hodgson Kuhl Lafontaine Lalonde Lapalme Little MacNieol Maloney Matthews (Kootenay East) McCann McCulloch (Pictou) McCullough (Assini-boia) McDonald (Parry Sound) McGarry McMaster Moore Raymond (Wright) Ross (Hamilton East) Ross (Souris) Sinclair (Vancouver North) Sinnott Vi au Webb White (Hastings-Peterborough) Zaplitny-35 (Quorum 10) INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS Messrs: Archibald Baker Beaudry Belzile Black (Cumberland) Blackmore Brown Case Cote (Verdun) Croll Daniels Dechene Ferguson Gauthier (Nipissing) Gillis Gingues Homuth Johnston Lalonde Lapalme Lockhart MacNieol Maloney Maybank Merritt Maclnnis Mclvor Moore Pouliot Raymond Reid Ross (Hamilton East) Sinclair (V ancouver North) Smith (Calgary West) Viau-35 (Quorum 10) Messrs: Matthews (Brandon) Pouliot Richard (Gloucester) Richard (Ottawa East) Rinfret Rowe-12. (Quorum 7)

EXTERNAL AFFAIRS

Beaudoin Messrs: Knowles Benidickson Lapointe Boucher Leger Bradette Lowr Claxton Macdonald (Halifax) Coldwell Maclnnis Cote (Matapedia- MacLean Matane) Marquis Croll Mayhew Diefenbaker Mcllraith Fleming Mutch Fraser Picard Graydon Raymond (Beauliar- Green nois-Laprairie) Hackett Redd J ackman Sinclair (Ontario) J aenicke Tremblay J aques Winkler-35. Kidd . Adamson (Quorum 10) PRINTING Messrs: Kuhl Arsenault Laeombe Aylesworth Lalonde Baker Lapalme Beaudry Lapointe Bertrand (Prescott) Lennard Bertrand (Terrebonne) MacLean Boivin MacNaught Bradette Maloney Bradshaw McCuaig Brunelle McCullough Campbell (Assiniboia) Castleden McDonald Church (Parry Sound) Clark McGregor Cote (St. Johns- [DOT] McClure Iberville-Napierville) McMaster Dubois Nicholson Emmerson Robinson Fontaine (Simcoe East) Fraser Ross (St. Paul's) Gauthier (Nipissing) Sinclair Gibson (Hamilton (Vancouver North) West) Sinnott Golding Strum (Mrs.) Halle Tustin Hansell Viau Healy White (Hastings- Henderson Pt terborough) Hlynka Win ters-54. Kidd Barrett Brown Desmond Dubois Hlynka Knowles Standing Committees

Messrs: Adamson Aylesworth Black (Chateauguay-Huntingdon) Bruce Cardiff Castleden Cloutier Dion Douglas Eudes Fournier (Maison-neuve-Rosemont) Gauthier (Nipissing) Gourd Gingues Herridge Henderson Howe Tuques Kidd Knight Lapalme Leger MacLean Marier Marshall Matthews (Brandon) McGarry Mcllraith McKay Menary Mitchell Mullins Nixon Pearkes Probe Reid Richard (Ottawa East) Ross (St. Paul's) Skey Smith (York North) Stephenson White (Middlesex East) Winkler Zaplitny-44.

Messrs: Black (Yukon) Bradshaw Breithaupt Cote (Matapedia-Matane) Coyle G at-iepy Gladstone Jutras Kirk Laurendeau Leger Lesage Marshall Mayhew McGregor Mclvor Murphy Richard (Ottawa East) Rose Strum (Mrs.) Tustin Wright-22 Mr.. MACKENZIE KING moved that the report be concurred in. Motion agreed to.

LIB

William Lyon Mackenzie King (Prime Minister; Secretary of State for External Affairs; President of the Privy Council)

Liberal

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

That the standing committees of this house shall severally be empowered to examine and inquire into all such matters and things as may be referred to them by the house, and to report from time to time their observations and opinions thereon, with power to send for persons, papers and records.

Topic:   MINES AND FORESTS
Subtopic:   EXTERNAL AFFAIRS
Sub-subtopic:   POWERS OF COMMITTEES

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Motion agreed to.

LIB

William Lyon Mackenzie King (Prime Minister; Secretary of State for External Affairs; President of the Privy Council)

Liberal

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

That the following be appointed to assist His Honour the Speaker in the direction of the library so far as the interests of the Commons are concerned and to act as members of a joint committee of both houses on the library: Messrs. Adamson, Aylesworth, Black (Cha-teauguay-Huntingdon), Bruce, Cardiff, Castleden, Cloutier, Dion, Douglas, Eudes, Fournier

(Maisonneuve-Rosemont), Gauthier (Nipissing), Gourd, Gingues, Herridge, Henderson, Howe, Jaques. Kidd, Knight, Lapalme, Leger, MacLean, Marier, Marshall. Matthews (Brandon), McGarry, Mcllraith, McKay, Menary, Mitchell, Mullins, Nixon, Pearkes, Probe, Reid, Richard (Ottawa East), Ross (St. Paul's), Skey, Smith (YTork North), Stephenson, White (Middlesex East), Wiinkler, Zaplitny,

Topic:   MINES AND FORESTS
Subtopic:   EXTERNAL AFFAIRS
Sub-subtopic:   LIBRARY OF PARLIAMENT

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Motion agreed to.

LIB

William Lyon Mackenzie King (Prime Minister; Secretary of State for External Affairs; President of the Privy Council)

Liberal

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

That Messrs. Black (YYikon), Bradshaw, Breithaupt, Cote, Coyle, Gariepy, Gladstone, Jutras, Kirk, Laurendeau, Leger, Lesage, Marshall, Mayhew, McGregor, Mclvor, Murphy, Richard, Rose, Strum (Mrs.), Tustin and Wright be appointed to assist His Honour the Speaker in the direction of the restaurant, as far as the interests of the Commons are concerned, and to act as members of a joint committee of both houses on the restaurant.

Topic:   MINES AND FORESTS
Subtopic:   EXTERNAL AFFAIRS
Sub-subtopic:   PARLIAMENTARY RESTAURANT

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Motion agreed to.

Hon. IAN A. MACKENZIE (Minister of Veterans Affairs) moved: That the name of Mr. McKay be substituted for that of Mr. Probe on the committee on veterans affairs. Motion agreed to.

Mr. GORDON B. ISNOR (Halifax) moved that the first report of the special committee on war expenditures and economies, presented on Wednesday, March 27, be concurred in. Motion agreed to.

Hon. DOUGLAS ABBOTT (Minister of National Defence) moved that the house go into committee at the next sitting to consider the following resolution: That it is expedient to introduce a measure to amend the Militia Act whereby provision will be made for a permanent force of officers and men in number as may be authorized by the governor in council, and for the employment during the period of demobilization of such members of the military forces as may be deemed necessary for the orderly carrying out of such demobilization. He said: His Excellency the Administrator, having been made acquainted with the subject matter of this resolution, recommends it to the consideration of the house. Atomic Energy Control The bill to be founded upon the resolution will contain only two sections. One will amend section 22 of the Militia Act, to remove the present limitation of 10,000 placed upon the permanent force, and authorizing such number as may be authorized from time to time by the governor in council. The second section will amend section 63 of the act by adding a subsection to provide that members of the militia who are now on active service within the terms of the Militia Act, and who continue to be employed for a time in demobilization, may continue to receive the present rates of pay and allowances, including dependents' allowance, though they cease to be on active service within the terms of the Militia Act; and will be subject otherwise to the same provisions as though they were on active service, except for matters of discipline. Motion agreed to. '

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE

EASTER ADJOURNMENT

LIB

William Lyon Mackenzie King (Prime Minister; Secretary of State for External Affairs; President of the Privy Council)

Liberal

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

That when the house adjourns on Wednesday, April 17, it stand adjourned until Wednesday, April 24, 1946.

Topic: BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE
Subtopic: EASTER ADJOURNMENT

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CCF

Major James William Coldwell

Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (C.C.F.)

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Mr. M. J. COLDWELL (Rosetown-Biggar):

In looking at this motion one thing about it strikes me; that is, that we are to close on a half day and meet again on a half day. It seems to me the house would be pretty well depleted if we closed on one half day and opened on another. Perhaps it would have been better to close on Tuesday and resume the following Tuesday or to close on Thursday and resume the following Thursday, or the following Tuesday, as the case may be. The two half days would seem to make it inadvisable to pass the motion as it is now worded, and I bring that matter to the attention of the house.

Topic: BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE
Subtopic: EASTER ADJOURNMENT

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