PUBLICATIONS

CANADIAN GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS,
Standing Committee on Public Accounts.—Continued.
Minutes of proceedings and evidence: Report of the Canada
Council, March 31, 1960.
. No. 6, Wednesday, April 12, 1961. Pp. 145-171.
Witnesses: Mr. A. M. Henderson, Auditor General of Canada; and
Dr. Claude Bissell, Chairman, Canada Council; and Dr. A. W. Trueman,
Director, Canada Council.
Dr. Bissell outlined the functions and activities of the Council and,
among other things, its impact on Canadian cultural life.
Minutes of proceedings and evidence: Public Accounts of Canada—
Vols. I-II; Report of the Canada Council—March 31, 1961.
No, 7, Tuesday, April 18, 1961. Pp. 173-206.
Witnesses: Mr. A. M. Henderson, Auditor General of Canada; Mr. H. R.
Balls, Comptroller of the Treasury; and Dr. A. W. Trueman. Director,
Canada Council.
No. 8, Wednesday, April 19 and Tuesday, April 25, 1961.
Pp. 207-268.
Witnesses: From the Canada Council: Dr. Claude Bissell, Chairman;
Dr. A. W. Trueman, Director; Mr. E. Bussière, Associate Director, and
Mr. D. Fullerton, Treasurer.
The second Report to the House is included.
No. 9, Wednesday, April 26, 1961. Pp. 269-294.
Witnesses: Mr. A. M. Henderson, Auditor General of Canada; and Mr. E.
B. Armstrong, Deputy Minister, Department of National Defence.
Minutes of proceedings and evidence: Public Accounts (1960), volumes
I and II and the Auditor General's report thereon. •
No. 10, Tuesday, May 2, 1961. Pp. 295-316.
Witnesses: Mr. A. M. Henderson, Auditor General of Canada; and Mr. E.
B. Armstrong, Deputy Minister, Department of National Defence.
Minutes of proceedings afid evidence: Polymer Corporation Limited.
No. 11, Tuesday, May 9, 1961. Pp. 317-340.
Witnesses: Mr. A. M. Henderson, Auditor General of Canada; and from
Polymer Corporation Limited: Mr. E. R. Rowzee, President and Managing
Director; Mr. R. W. Todgham, Director; and Mr. S. Wilk, Vice-
President—Finance.
Mr. Rowzee outlined the history, activities, operations and research
program of the Corporation. He continued his talk regarding future
operations of the Corporation and demonstrated to Members the comparable
resilience of certain types of synthetic rubber.
No. 12, Wednesday, May 10, 1961. Pp. 341-364.
Mr. Rowzee, together with Mr. Wilk, was questioned concerning the
operations of Polymer Corporation Limited and in particu/ar with relation
to the audit controi of its subsidiary, (SAF), located at Strasbourg,
France. They were further questioned regarding the Company's cornpetitive
position in the export field, with particular reference to the
United States market. Mr. HUnter was questioned about liaison between
the Company and the Department of Defence Production.
Minutes of proceedings and evidence: Report of the Auditor General
to the House of Commons-1960.
No. 13, Tuesday, May 16, 1961. Pp. 365-391.
Witnesses: Mr. A. M. Henderson, Auditor General of Canada; and
Mr. G. G. E. Steele, Secretary. Treasury Board.
Mr. Henderson tabled a statement, which was taken as read, dealing
In detail with the Treasury Board submission on the form of estimates.
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