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OTTAWA ICPt—Some of tliel ‘50! p.m.—Razz|e Dazzle ,key reports to the government Flemming said the matter was 5:30 p.m.-—On Safari lby the proposed Atlantic Bevel—.discussed at length by the gov. 6:00 p.m.—Club ’62 opment Board likely will he ernment and it decided against 6.3l p.m,—-Gazette treated as confidential advice. making most recommendations

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Revenue Minister Hugh John

7.01 p.m.—-CFCY TV New. 1 7.15 own—Cinema l3-7—— Down to the sea In ships. Part One. 9.00 run—The Delenders 10:00 p.m.—-Playdale

not to be made public. This was indicated in the

Commons as the House a compa re je c t i o n by a vote of 108 . tablishment in the to ti a New Democratic Party i p r o v i n c e 5 might be. motion to require public dis- strained"

from doing so if it

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7:15 P-m"Cl”e'“" ‘3‘7 closure of all reports and rec- knew that the board's recom- 000 BA E} 00W" '° "‘9 "5 '" “"9" ommendations made by the ad- mendations would be made pub- yBEARS P9” TW°- l visory board. lie, and therefore available to m‘v‘upumﬂﬂf“ "-30 Pvm-"7°P'°“'° W"""‘9' The Liberals sided with Con- the company's competitors. of” a

12.00 p-m.-—CBC News

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12_IA Ann—Toronto Wrestling, Part Two

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servatives in turning back i er proposal. So did one Social Crediter. but others in his party abstained.

Malcolm Maclnnis tNDP —

‘Cape Breton South) said in mnv- 59““

-v- A A AA 1mg the amendment to the bmisee. the industry itself may re- USED IN IN"- 0 0‘ ~ - fuse to move to the Maritimes CENle EUROPE l th h th AND U! l: cENTBM’ xiizpitrtl: ls’hiuldebgniggdehadutili: 3‘ a“- * v mWan‘E’ocm SWFDASBOWA Ill .. ‘ . ' < ' ‘ HATCH” AND 60" n I: and 0| so me people “.m know what \eteians Minister Churchill.t I ".the board is doing." ‘government House leader. said! a o it He sought disclosure of indi_ .the question of public disclosure ‘ it °°" 4'82“ Klara]. wig": The bi" alredv :“t‘if‘tssii. “skittish: DAILY CROSSWORD '3 P .ca 5 or e d' u. - 1: Open 8:30 a.m.-9 p.m. rim" ,0 be ,ablggrmspimgzwﬁ against it. MPs always had re- Acnoss 43, English 13,1remiue > 0176 Kent St. (Opp. Ealnﬂ'III’W— course to questioning the gov- 1.Symbols ot novelist sheep 6‘ AAAA He-AA U“ 1,_ 'ernmentli‘n Parliament. authority -DOWN 19. Ciatem m Opposition Leader Pearson 6.To set 1.Fourth zoAcu-eu 2 CKCW-TV Y noted that the bill authorizes re- (ﬂowers) Ianet ._ -I . ports to a minister to be desig- in from sun Claire x 11.00 a.rn.—-Romper Room hated by the cabinet — and 11.58:! . .Genus 23.Crit.t- :o 12.00 Urn—Sign 0” no one else. Thus any discretion tom my Cally r I2.45 rum—News. Weather, Sport! } would rest with the minister. landmark atom“. 24 Greek 9.. E [g 1.00 p.m.—Thursday Playbill Board not the board. “Watered 4 P1“ letter at: Emir:

Trial Wlthwt JU'Y l .J- w‘ Pickersgi“ '.L “ mm" 13 311211; boister- swims '23“. Yams-1'- l-r': ' I 4 p.m.:I‘AI:tt;r;:l‘aSC\l’IIIO"°‘IO OTTAWA (CP‘ _ The Con-iVIsta-TWIllmgalfe) saitild there is ~°ualy - d 27“)”. w The day.‘ “was closer. But BELVEDERE swoon has ' pm I k federation of National Tradela “Dd case or ma "2 some 14'1nfre~ ILAbra-sive nters’ 36.Melody . I I nlce gifts,

He an Cm: er . . . ireports public. But he suggested “may cande m mam 37 Vein, of £1 The time is almost here. \

8.30 p.m.-—-Take Thirty Ell-“9115 h35,5“bmltled t0 Prune=that some reports —— especially 15 gall than 28 egotpg '18“ <1 I Sn“ Wm be mung stockings I For everyone from 90 to “um 4.00 p.m.—Scarlet Hill . mister .Dicfenbaher a model .those on matters referred to -m°nth. Bapﬁm 30 Cun- 39 Tale. ml . i 4.30 p.m.—|.ione|l Péayh'ouse 13:“: 1:22:31 economic dEVEIOP- the board by the government— abb, ' poquelm ‘mlmma ' ho a. I For everyone for and near. | Toys and clothes are on display, 5.01 p.m.—Razze azze . t ted as rdem I .. ' . a 5.30 p.m.—Yogi Bear The labor body said in its an- it?!” be ma com m 231*” low 33 of 3:233" I Every single night until ELEVEN! 6-00 vim—SUPP? 0"" “3‘ “‘9‘ "‘ “‘e ‘9“ - Thomas M Bell rPc — Saint 17.“— _ air": 1' per 34.2..“ plate Ht 3'" mm W" behind- I 6:15 p.m.—TeleVISIOn News eral government that the board‘John _ Albany parliamentary “L 5mm“.a 4O_Scotmh.

. . Uh On your shopping day. . 6.25 p-m.—Supper Club should include representativesiseue,ary to Jusuce Munster lanomm 14.5mm nicm: «c _. I I 6:35 p.m.—Television Weather groin all sectorsiof the economy. l Fleming. said the reports would seven “is”! Mm 0 With lots yet to my. ' 6.40 p.m.—Supper nc uding capita . labor. consum- ;h t b t t d "ﬁdemianv ' . 6.50 p.m--Telewsion Sports ers. agriculture. the government 1 ifalllfeyOWEfl‘erfoa I; ‘sftirank and of i hr x I And Chrmm“ ‘ “M” “We “way' St. Peters Rd. Dial 2-1945 7.00 p.m.—-Routs 66 and various experts. ‘anv use . "I I I 0.00 ‘ ‘

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six committees: research to co - ordinate all' possible research with the re- quirements of economic plan- ling.

2. A productivity council to‘ study specific problems of pro-l

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I33" 0 Norwood T.V. JOHN s DENNIS

rluction. ‘ 5 . A committee of industrial. |research to lead Canadian pro-i iducers to specialize in products. ‘adaptable to world competition. 4. A committee on combines‘ and cartels to overhaul the pres- ent anti-trust legislation.

. 5. A committee on investment iVl.5n°rs. .at the me or M” Phone 44128 Sherwood to determine investment needstGlllOSples father. Mr. Albert and possibilities. ‘Weeks. and brother-in-law, Mr.

CFCY RADIO A committee on foreignIWilliam M. Stavert. THURSDAY ~ ' ‘ 'lli = trade to constder how to deal M“ 311d Mrs A-E- Phi Pu

It said the board should havei

committee on economlcl

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MIGHT HINDER PLAN

If all factors involved in a board report on feasibility of a certain in d ti st ry were “all out“ for competitors to

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Mr. Kenneth Archibald. Mon— treal. was a r e c e nt visitor at i the home of his parents. Dr. L. P. Archibald and Mrs. Archlw

Mr. and Mrs. DA. Mac-Pher- son. O‘Leary. have been recent. guests of their daughter. Mrs. RM. Cameron and Rev. M r. Cameron at the manse here.

Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Gilles- pie. Charlottetown. were recent

Harrington. were Sunday guests

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