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OTTAWA (OP) —,—— OCF House Leader Hazen Argue Thursday called on Parliament to shackle the "fabulously , high’’» interest rates charged by some lending firms and retail busi-nesses.

He opened Commons debate on his bill, which he has sponsored often in past sessions, to put an intrest ceiling of 12 per cent a year on all loans not already con- trolled by federal law.

Reaction of Progressive Gon- servatives who spoke on the bill was comparatively cool. The first Liberal speaker agreed with it in principle but wanted further Com- mons study of it. ‘

Mr. Argue said his measure would not affect bank interest rates, or rates on small loans by finance companies up to $1,500, which are already controlled.

But other loans and instalment credit by stores frequently had “fabulously hig " in t e r e st chaurges. An annual rate of 20 per cent was “quite common.”

Rates by “so-called reputable firms" ran as high as 54 per cent. Simpsons-Sears and Ea-ton’s, ex- tended credit through budget ac- counts and instalment credit which ranged from 10 per cent to a maximum 54.per cent a year on the smallest purchase.

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“Almost without excption Ca- nadians b e l i e v e that interest rats of 20, 25 and 30 per cent per year should not be allowed . . . it’s a. blot on democracy for

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ants were unable to operate in this field. The bill would help them to compete ' with larger stores. ’

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Egan Chambers (PC—Montr;eal St. Lawrence-St. George) had a “great deal of sympathy” for the motive behind the bill but wond- ered whether it might backfire at; a time when consumer buying should be maintained. Automo- bile finallclng might suft'er,-,in- creasing unemployment in that industry.

Gordon Ghown (PC-«Winnipeg South) said the bill was an at- tempt to destroy a "healthy en- terprise" generally employed by the Canadian public.

He preferred legislation aga-inst loan “sharks,” if it-swas possible to ferret them out.

Chesley W. Carter (L — Burin- Burgeo) supported the bill in principle but recommended com- mittee study. There were some obvious cases of hardship inflic- ted by loan conditions but at the same time consumer spending- key to a healthy econom>y—-was involved.

M. Douglas Morton (PC—-Tor- onto Davenport) said it was im- possible to legislate on human conduct, motives and morals. But there were ‘cases, including the taking of second and third mont- gages on homes, where legisla- tion would be of assistance.

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