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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1965.

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i The top ‘o the mornin’ to you. This is the St. Patrick's

Day message of pretty little Mary Beth Horgan who per-

tion Centre. Mary Beth {s the nine-year-old daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Horgan, Charlottetown.

RNIN’ formed an Irish step dance as a specialty act in last even-

ing’s performance of Petey's Choice at the Basilica Recrea-

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dit DTTAWA (CP)—The Canada [ter disctissed With the Speaker Parliament would not be ool d Pension Plan ran into a barrier |in the chair to hear it. The vote rogued until both the pension | in the Commons Tuesday as {did not involve confidence in plan and the national labor code | opposition MPs complained that the government. were through both the Commons | minutes of the SenateCCommons Labor Minister and Senate. pensions committee still have triggered an uproar when he The labor minister accused not been translated into French |said approval of the motion Mr. Knowles of using ‘sophis- Gerard Perron (Creditiste— Would have the effect of killing try” in his angument and said Beauce), the plan’s most vocal the contributory. pension bill for the prime minister had made | critic in the House, said lack |the present session of Parlia- the commitment Monday im the) of a French transéript of com- {mest — light of circumstances then. He | mittee hearings violated the ans the vost estimate in- (Continued on page 18, col. 9) ts and orivi I ; ica ansiation res

rig eee of the committee proceedinzs

“ on-_a_question..of _priv- | flege, he moved that the mara. |7™! take about four week?

thon pension debate be sus-| REMINDED OF PLEDGE pended until the French report) Stanley Knowles (NDP—Win- is published. |mipeg North Centre) reminded The government was defeated |Mr. MacEachen that Prime later on a vote to have the mat-| Minister Pearson had | pledged

Brush Fires Are Reported

MacEachen

in the Legislature last night. The resolution, moved by A. as this, I don't think it should

Iw. Matheson (L-4th Kings), was be left unchallenged.

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SHELBURNE, NS. (CP) — control at: nightfall after burn- Volunteer fire departments and ing since shortly afternoon. It. forest rangers brought a brush | 4s ‘© be watched all night.

barns. The fire, at Upper Woods!

a stiff wind.

District Forest Rangers J. Ar-/ thur Smith said the fast action| Ninemile of fire departments from Pub- | guished. nico, Barrington and Woods| Harbor was responsible for sa¥- | the ing the threatened properties. (dents in He said: the blaze was ufider | were evacuated.

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|Shaw ask Attorney-General Al-| corruption and syndicated crime. ban Farmer to resign, was de-| Mr. Matheson said ‘‘when a feated on a straight party -vote prominent member of the gov-

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| Resignation Resolution Defeated By 15-12 Vote

A Liberal resolution, demand-, which said that Mr. Farmer call- position asked for a retraction of Premier Walter R. ed the Liberal Party founded on

the statement. There was no re-

traction.

“All political parties through the ages have had their prob-

lems but no party

in the country

was ever founded on the prin- ciples referred to here. I can't see how the premier can still have in his government, and ex- pect to get results in dealings

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“| the question —of privilege |

Parliament At A Glance

By THE CANADIAN PRESS

| Minister Replies To MP's Query:

OF THE GUARDIAN | by the Island OTTAWA — It may take a pany to construct the

TUESDAY, March 16, 1965 The Commons. contin-

ued study of the contributory

Canada Pension Plan.

. __ |month to six more weeks before ‘as a private venture, had 1 Beet vert that debate the government finishes its. stu-| accepted. ee be suspended until French dies concerning the Prince Ed- | It has seither been

ward Island causeway, Public nor rejected as. the minister

copies of testimony before a Min Lucie Cardia |publie works

joint committee are ready.

Works

mons Tuesday. | government Labor Minister MacEachen “one van resisns to a eatin Ineve ottas entirely said this would kill the bill fom J. Angus MacLean, MP ed and it would be very for this session. for Queens, who asked if the|to decide what te do Opposition members com-

‘minister would make a state-| matter until those studies bined to defeat the govern , : ment 61 to 52 to have the question of priviilege consia- ered by the Speaker.

Gordon Churchill (PC—Win- nipeg South Centre) called the lack of a French repor, of the Senate-Commons com-

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tagne said the Liberal gov- ernment had done more than tine projet ncding al!

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any other to promote use of French in the public service.

Deputy Speaker Lucien La- meoureux indicated a ruling on |

would be made today. The Senate passed the fed- |

eral labor code _ bill setting

minimum wages and hours of

Tinmum wares at ors» | News Version two conservative ament | On Causeway’s

ents to the bill were de-

OTTAWA (PC—Queens) listened | taking. te a government progress re- on the building of a cause- | mentary

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