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February 12, 1947

CCF

Clarence Gillis

Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (C.C.F.)
Member File Biography @ PARLINFO

Mr. GILLIS:

There was a news item this morning to the effect that Nova Scotia had done so. '

Topic:   LABOUR CONDITIONS
Subtopic:   WARTIME LABOUR RELATIONS REGULATIONS
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LIB

Humphrey Mitchell (Minister of Labour)

Liberal
Member File Biography @ PARLINFO

Mr. MITCHELL:

Just a minute; I know what my hon. friend wants, and I will give him an answer tomorrow, after I have seen any wires that may come in during the next twenty-four hours.

Topic:   LABOUR CONDITIONS
Subtopic:   WARTIME LABOUR RELATIONS REGULATIONS
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CCF

Stanley Howard Knowles (Whip of the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation)

Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (C.C.F.)
Member File Biography @ PARLINFO

Mr. KNOWLES:

Make a full statement when you do.

Topic:   LABOUR CONDITIONS
Subtopic:   WARTIME LABOUR RELATIONS REGULATIONS
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CADET TRAINING

INQUIRY AS TO FUTURE PLANS

On the orders of the day:
PC

Denton Massey

Progressive Conservative
Member File Biography @ PARLINFO

Mr. DENTON MASSEY (Greenwood):

As the Minister of National Defence is aware, there is a great deal of confusion right across Canada in regard to the cadet situation

Topic:   CADET TRAINING
Subtopic:   INQUIRY AS TO FUTURE PLANS
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An hon. MEMBER:

Order.

Topic:   CADET TRAINING
Subtopic:   INQUIRY AS TO FUTURE PLANS
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PC

Denton Massey

Progressive Conservative
Member File Biography @ PARLINFO

Mr. MASSEY:

Order, nothing! I have the floor, and I am going to make use of it. The question I should like to ask the minister is this. Will he be prepared to make a statement within the next day or so in regard to the fate he has in mind for the sea, army and air cadets?

Topic:   CADET TRAINING
Subtopic:   INQUIRY AS TO FUTURE PLANS
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LIB

Brooke Claxton (Minister of National Defence)

Liberal
Member File Biography @ PARLINFO

Lion. BROOKE CLAXTON (Minister of National Defence):

I know of no confusion across Canada with regard to the cadet situation except that which has been created in

consequence of the questions put by my hon. friends opposite. It seems to me that the question of the cadets, reserves and active forces can properly be dealt with when the estimates are reached. I could deal with those matters, if the house wished, at some length on the orders of the day, but I do submit that would not be a proper use of the orders of the day.

Topic:   CADET TRAINING
Subtopic:   INQUIRY AS TO FUTURE PLANS
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PC

George Randolph Pearkes

Progressive Conservative
Member File Biography @ PARLINFO

Mr. PEARKES:

Is the minister prepared as yet to say whether a ceiling has been placed on the number of cadets to be trained in the various commands?

Topic:   CADET TRAINING
Subtopic:   INQUIRY AS TO FUTURE PLANS
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LIB

James Horace King (Speaker of the Senate)

Liberal
Member File Biography @ PARLINFO

Mr. SPEAKER:

Order. I would suggest that the hon. member place his question on the order paper.

Topic:   CADET TRAINING
Subtopic:   INQUIRY AS TO FUTURE PLANS
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PC

Edmund Davie Fulton

Progressive Conservative
Member File Biography @ PARLINFO

Mr. FULTON:

May I draw Your Honour's attention to the fact that I have asked this question twice, that the minister promised a reply, but that he has not given one as yet.

Topic:   CADET TRAINING
Subtopic:   INQUIRY AS TO FUTURE PLANS
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CANADIAN INFORMATION SERVICE

STATUS IN RELATION TO DEPARTMENT OF EXTERNAL AFFAIRS

On the orders of the day:
PC

Gordon Graydon

Progressive Conservative
Member File Biography @ PARLINFO

Mr. GORDON GRAYDON (Peel):

I

should like to ask the Secretary of State for External Affairs whether or not the Canadian information service has been dispensed with as far as the Department of External Affairs is concerned.

Right Hon. L. S. ST. LAURENT (Secretary of State for External Affairs): I am afraid I do not fully understand the hon. member's question. I will have to read it before I venture to give an answer.

Topic:   CANADIAN INFORMATION SERVICE
Subtopic:   STATUS IN RELATION TO DEPARTMENT OF EXTERNAL AFFAIRS
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POSTAL SERVICE

MAIL CONTRACTS-PROVISION FOR SUPPLEMENTAL PAYMENTS

Hon. ERNEST BERTRAND (Postmaster General) moved that the house go into committee to consider the following resolution: That it is expedient to present a bill to authorize the payment of moneys under a mail contract, supplemental to the amount agreed to be paid under the contract, and for the continuance of the payment of bonuses in respect of mail contracts, presently authorized by order in council, as supplemental payments under the proposed act.

February 12, 1947