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poocroomu some Farm Legislation Receives Support All Parties ay anon Mammal Candim Press Staff Writer OTTAWA CF The Corn mons wrangled for nearly two hours at its first Saturday sit ting of the session about what it should discuss and then Proi greasive Conservative speakers occupied virtually all the re mainlng time neaplng prise on government farm legislation supported by all three parties The measure is therural re habilitation and development bill which pmvides for re channelling of the use of mar ginal farm lends throughre creation tourism or other sec ondary lndust Research conservation and local projects using selfhelp programs would be established Nobody the 14 Causewa tive speakers two CCF film and one Liberal membercriti cized the bill itself One of the few notes of con troversy was CCF Leader Ar gucs description of the debate as this miniature Conservative filibuster He said he reserved lodg ment on just what use the gov ernment would make of the legislation The procedural battle occupy ing hours sprang Irom an oversight by the governments House lender VeteransMinis ter Churchill GAVE RUIJNG The upshot was that Speaker Roland lliichener iinaliy ruled on the basis of United Kingdom precedents that government business should be discussed The government called the farm PC DUE lllbuster bill sponsored by Agriculture Minister Alvin Hamilton after passing over two other items At days end it appeared that second reading approval in principle was near Today the iiith of six sup ply debates allotted each ses slon was scheduled to start at 230 pm Opposition grievances on unemployment trade da fence or any other subject may be raised Government supporter from lNova Scotia to British Cohan bia followed pattern Saturday on the farm bill of praising Mr Hamilton and the legislation and then adding remarks about the particular problems of their constituencies Canadian Artists Public Attack Lack Of Planning In Town City TORONTO CPili the Cana dian Conference oi the Arts can be taken as rule Canadians arent happy with their environ ment Both artists and the public made slashing attacks through out the threo day conference which ended Saturday on the lack of planning in Canadas towns and cities Public feeling on the subject was nt Saturday night when packed auditorium at the OKeeie Centre for the Per forming Aris gave prolonged applause to Sir Julian Huxleys criticism of planning in the Western warld The famed British biologist used Toronto as an example He called the suburbs dreary waste of ugly little identical houses placed on the earth with out any imagination The city had no centre of life It had not been aligned with maniiicent waterfront LACK SCULPTURE In addition to Sir Julian art ists participating in panel dis cussion made continual refer ence to city planning architec ture the absence of sculpture and murals in nublic buildings in panels on arts in society North American towns and ci ties were labelled with such ad jectives as dull drab boring ugly dreary disgraces Did the conference itself ac complish anything Did it have any real purpose It had been billed as meet ing of artists from across the country and the meeting oi the artists and the public This it was National Director Alan Jarvis said one of the conferences chief accomplishment was to bring artists of all fields toge ther for hours of informal talks as well as panel discussions Canadas two cultures French and nglish were forcibly brought home in the halls and on panels Generally Canada was considered icrtu ate to have these but there were also problems Author Yveslherlault told literary panel barrier stands between French and English Canada for the writer He said he could have his books pub lished in France but rarely in Toronto Quebec was aware Canada had two languages but the rest of Canada was not COMING MAY ll PIED PIPER suors LTD Watch Wednesdays Barrie This has been Conserva tiva field day said Mr Argue He said the government of Bennett had waited until the last days lie administra tion to bring in the Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Act Perhaps there was an anal ogy there between that Conser vative government and the prel ont one BlcherdABelllPCCar letoni said the bill would put conservation on truly national basis The obiect should be to retain the family farm with farm units large enough to maintain family at living standard comparable to other Canadians Twenty one per cent of Can adas farms produced less than $1200 year subsistence forming at its worst Many farmers made living only by depleting their toll resources and other assets Arnold Peters CCF fimis lramlng said that even rela tively new farming areas in Northern Ontario show signs of bad management with terrific spring runoffs of water carry ing away topsoil CCPHead Asks Review Prices YiiAWA CP immediate establishment of board of drug commissioners with au thorlty to review drug prices to ensure that they are kept rea sonable was proposed Saturday by CCF Leader Argue He said in statement that Canadians pay the highest prices in the world for drugs As one means of lowering the price the governmentshould remove the llpereccnt sales tax on drugs He urged that the govern ment act to break what he termed the patent monopoly and thus bring competition and prices to the drug indus REPDRTS PROFIT TORONTO CP Giant Yel lowknife Mines Ltd gold prolt ducer in the Yellowknife Bay area of the Northwest Territor ies had net proilt in the three months ended March 31 of $474 544 This compares with 5501 057 by its predecessor company Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd in the corresponding perv tad of 1560 Examiner culture or tonnes WE WISH TO ANNOUNCEVTHAT WE HAVE MOVED OUR OFEICETO NEWLADDRESSF 93 lliltlltll sr EllSl VJMVJVAVA2 AVERAGE PAY WIOO HOLDS STEADY Canadas coatedliving index remained steady at 1291 at April unchanged from month earlier Upper graph tram living costs based on 1949 prices equalling 100 for 1959 and 1960 and to date this year It is based on revised index of the bureau of statistics in which food plays mailer ro Lower graph shows the in dex of average lndtstrlal wages and salaries The in dex based on 1949 figures equalling 100 increased morph tn1til1 at March irom 1792 the previous month CP Newsmap BURNS FATAL TORONTO CPD FRANK Purdy 54 died in hospital here Saturday of burns suffered in fire April 30 He was injured in fire in his roomat conval escent hospital which he oper ated with his wife do und all dri Heresacorthatdoesallycnwantittol conditions and cent response Chevrolet performs with sustandadairthatsallitsowni TODAYS STOCK PRICES Compiled by Flynn 98 Dunlop st Barrio Con Pam Din Sea Canalmun Don mt nora stare Dona Tar 1mm any Gt Lean on row EndI farm Home oil Hudson any Min imp Tobacco Er Eéi CPR Lulu Canada cement late Can Channel Can cart Canadian Oil Con 3m ls Sn LIbltt Camp Chib cen on Rte cm DInlson Con Ball auulua Falconhridu coco Minn Lamaqua Normal Ovamhh cl NV Pi 71 1963 Club not PIG the Powell on Houmu xmKaduu 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MONTREAL CPlThe US dollar was at discount per cent in terms of Canadian funds the Bank of Montreal re ported near noon today 1er the noon rate was 98 1116 Pound sterling 3278 up is TRY EXAMINER WANT ADS MERE EXAMJNZR MONDAY MAY 1m STOCK MARKET Volume Ilstyp From Friday TORONTO CPiThe stock market was up during heavy morning trading today On the exchange index in dustrials rose 14 to 58631 and golds 11 at 8231 Base metals gained 50 to 17120 Western oils were down at mm The 11 am volume was 1183 000 chars compared with 1070 000 at the some time Friday Tcxacxr and laterprovincial Pipe Line both rose to 65 and 1555 Walkerfiooderham and At last Steel each was up the minus side Royal hank fell ill at 74 Domin ton Foundries and Steel lost it and Gatlncau Power and Great Lakes Paper each fell 54 ln mines tildan Bay Mining and Smelling rose 11 at 5795 iabrador and Consolidated Min ing and Smelling each gained lt Quemont was up 10 cents DINNERWARE PIECE SETTING $185 AND we SEE OUR WINUDW Dick 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