July 15, 1947 (20th Parliament, 3rd Session)

Mr. COLDWELL:

That is a matter for the house to decide. May I say, sir, that if covers and photographs are permitted, members are entitled to ask for them if they pay for that privilege. As a matter of fact that has always been done by members who have ordered their reprints done in that way. It is merely to make them attractive. It seems to me that the attempt is being made to make reprinted speeches as unattractive and as unreadable as possible.