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Moods More Subsidy Is Requir a x 9.30 Top Tune Time Is 9.45 Morning Moods oS I] C | J oo To Sell Coal To Japanese FA 10.05 Magazine of the Air © 10.30 Melody Parade OTTAWA (‘CP)—The Commons , granted, the total federal subsidy a 11.00 News Headlines anti Weath | mines committee was told Tues- |on exports of Alberta coal. would er day that Alberta coal producer: be $5.50 a ton. f |= 11.02 News and Views on Grocer = 2 os carr ae Mr. Young said Japan is inter-' = ies coal to Japan provided sa E 11.18 Magic of Musie eral government increases the ested only in buying coking coal f ‘gy 12.00 Weather subsidy on Alberta coal by $1.0 | to be blended with Japanese coal. mu 12.065 Rhythm Roundup a ton. It now was buying substantial wn ao ge Weather > B. —— eee quantities from Australia’ at ly Music and general manager eman 1.00 News Headlines and Weath |Collieries, Coleman, Alta. said|*!0-% # ‘om and a better-quality| MUGGS & SKEETER er “we can get the business if we |C°a! from the United States at ex 1:02—Mostly Musie. can meet the Japanese price |*2 2 ton. as 1.17 Mostly Musie through a subsidy.” Mr. Young said Japan imports i® 1.45 Mostly Musie Mr. Young said the Japanese | about 4,000,000 tons of coal am z 2.00 School Bdcst have made a firm offer to buy|nuailly and plans to increase im- q 2.15 Mostly Musie coal from Alberta producers at|ports to about 9,000,000. This p>} 2.30 Back to the Bible $10-a ton loaded in Vancouver on | made it important for Canada to oe and Weath-| japanese ships. The lowest price | make an effort to obtain at least wy at which Alberta producers could! part of this expanded: market. 3.02 Best On Request sell was $11.02 a ton. O 4.00 News and Wéather ‘ Gan dak Cs eet ‘There is only \a- difference of ‘ im 4 430 Ths “ $1.02 between our price and that Highway To , he Outport offered by Japanese importers,” tobe 5.00 News Headlines and Weatb- /4,, Young said Y - as : E COKING COAL ONLY mouth ~ oo If an additional subsidy was ar ss 10 Inter! d ed Se een §:90—The Don Tremaine Show A vocat as - a 6.30 News and Weather 700—News eather } E F; dl C rt S A 635 Music For You 6:15—Regional” Commentary, | OTTAWA (CP)—A Liberal sem nj oy rien y¥ ou eous ervice E 7.00 Sports Roundup Maritime Sportscast, andj ator from Nova Scotia stood ft ee The Family Shopping Centre ! 7.15 Today’s Hits 6:45—R ” . map and gave fellow senators ; e ami y opping en re * 7.30 News and Weather 6:55—Byline eporter a geography lesson to show how 7.45 Red Cross Safety Talk ; : badly. his province needs a new 8.00 Tonight's Music ee ent @ MEN’S @ LADIES’ @ CHILDREN’S WEAR — 7: Magazine “Music” | The senator, J. J. 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