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OVITAWA. June 20-Trade Min- ister Howe said yesterday in the Commons it was "absurd" for 000211: Drew, Progressive conserv- ative leader, to suggest that Trans. Canada Air Lines should accept the advice of parliamentarians on what to do about aircraft engines.

Speaking before members adopt-

ed a bill authorizing Parliament to pay deficits incurred by the publicly-owned Canadian National Railways and T. C.A.. Mr. Howe said operating officials of the air line were fully competent to deal with engines. 4 Mr. Drew had suggested it was Just as much the duty of members to examine the details of aircraft cngine operations as it was for them to consider the comparative advantages of diesel engines and steam engines.

Mr. Drew recalled that in April, 1949, he had raised in the House the fact that T.C.A. was concern- ed about engine failures on the North Star aircraft. N

"Immediately." said Mr. Drew, "an attempt was made to create the impression that there was no.

was something that had no place in this House; that it was. some- thing that was damaging to Trans-Canada Air Lines to even discuss.

"I have suggested on other oc- casions. and I certainly suggest a- gain, that it is just as much the duty of the members of this House to examine the details of operat- ion of that kind as it is the duty

tor defeating by a vote of 51 to 21 an Opposition amend- ment which would have ex- tended the vote to all Indians in Canada.

2 Third and final reading was given to two bills broad- ening the investment powers of Canadian insurance companies.

8. Second reading-approviil in principle-was given to a bill amending the Canada Ship- ping Act and the measure was referred to the Commons com- mittee on railways.

4. Tribute was paid to John R. MacNicol, former Progress- ive Conservative member for Toronto Davenport, who died last night.

5. Members, with an eye to speeding prorogation. approv- ed a Government motion tak- ing from them their Wednes- day night holiday. The House will sit from ll a.m. to 11 p.m. five days a week.

6. Fisheries Minister Mayhew said Canada hopes to initiate an international conference to deal with complaints that for- eign trawlers are interfering with Canadian vessels on the North Atlantic fishing banks.

In the debate on T.C.A. oper- ations, Mr. Drew said it had been claimed that his references to eng- ine failures in North Star aircraft had caused a drop carried on the Canadian line. In April. 1948. T. C. A. had car- ried 39.264 passengers and in the corresponding month of last year

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of members of this House to con- sider the comparative advantages of diesel engines and steam engin- cs...al'ter all this is a straight

332. From that point the number of passengers had risen to an all- time high of 66,659 in August. 1949.

Mr. Howe said T. C.A. officials disagreed with Mr. Drew on the effect the publicity about the eng-

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t'It has been suggested that cv- cry detail of engine trouble should be discussed in this House of Commons..we have operating of- ficials who have had practically all their working experience in dealing with engines.

"Today the engine used in the North Star aircraft has a rccord of reliability that is not surpassed by any engine in any aircraft in

Every boy deserves some reward for his year of studying. Reward your son now with a. new suit at ii. grout saving. Every boy's suit from the 6-year- olds to size 37 for the young men is now reduced for this week only. Over 250 suits to choose from.

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OTTAWA. June 20-(GP) e- The Commons broke its own rules yes- terday to talk abut an old. depart- ed, beloved friend.

Prime Minister St. Laurent touched off the tributes to the late John R. MacNicol, the Toron- to man who sat for two decades

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liusky broad-shouldered man with "the constitution of an ox" was arraigned today on. I charge of carrying a gun. Police believe his arrest cnds a month-long cross- country search for the slayer of an R. C. M. P. constable in Mont- real.

The man, who gave his name as Thomas Rossler. 45. no fixed ad- dress, was remanded in custody for a week.

Rossler was arrested Saturday morning near Whitetail, Mont.. ll! miles southwest of here.

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