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liberals Win Address Vote By M to 18 ULL-DRESS division F polished off the de- bate on the Address in Reply in the Ontario Legislature a few minutes before 7 o'clock last night. Nixon Sums Up. Liberal benchers thumped their' desks with enthusiasm as Hon. Harry C. Nixon raked Conservative records of twenty years' standing when he summed up top the Government- A nonchalant H o u s e, M... mV','.'."' t h oroughly ' ', a ccustonied ' a " to the cere- " 6;: mony, then - proceeded ' r to ballot air, tlt) tour and a El . half weeks it of usually I . b o i l i n g t _ ' Hydro. "let, finance. _ F' liquor and u - " tr, patronage rr ", argument Ru-'" j I into limbo. A bl, Hm "nu TORY SINS RECALLED Nixon Winds Up Argument for Government Forces Says Proper Loyalty From Service Not Accorded to Drury H y d r o. f i n a n ce. a liquor and s--', p a t ronage P' I" argument QM" j into limbo. a . "Do you ' want a di- . vision?" Mr. Nixon. queried Mr. Speaker, as he read oft the motion. amendment. and amend- ment to the amendment. in reply to the Speech from the Throne. t h oroughly a ccustonied to the cere- mony. then p r o c ceded to b a l l o t tour and a half weeks of usually b o l l i n g '7 "oti, yes, we might as well." drawled Opposition Leader Hon. George tr. Henry. A - -_- _ The Government piled up " votes, and the Conservatives presented a. solid front. without an absentee. The independent parties were divided. The U.P.O. (Parquhar Oliver) went with the Government and the C.C.F. (Sam Lawrence) swelled the Opposition vote to 18. Premier Hepburn immediately moved that the House resolve itself into Committee on Ways and Means and on supply-the second stage of the Legis- lature- Ahlttttt Review. Pinning Abitibi guilt again on for- mer Premier Henry, Mr. Nixon made the o.P.S. bonds only one story in a - "This had in the appearance of an inside job." the Provincial Secretary charged as he cited 124 bonds. "The review of darker Conservative' mo- nexus of the past, two decades. F Province was shocked. My honorable Mend has been Judged." T "Judged by whom?" "By the people." Mr. Nixon answer- ed. No factor had overshadowed the Abibibi bends in the June election. Mr. Henry. said the Provincial Secretary. was now setting up "a delightful little court. whore no is judge and jury." It was not a vindication by the people ot Ontario. Mr. Nixon made a doiense. but, no apalcgy tor civil service dismissals. "The Tories." he said. d'secm to feel that they have a divine right to power and when they lose it they are like the proverbial she-won deprived ot her tttle and very unpleasant to deal w th." he had better look to his fences. tor Dame. Rumor has it that there are those who would like to oust him from the position." "Remnant - rump-rag-tag." the smiling Provincial Sccrctary taunted the Opposition. "In those days (1930) my htmorable friend was feeling his cats alter succeeding to the mantle of the Hon. o. Howard Ferguson. and they were real dcsk-thumpers then-- of the Hon. 0. Howard Ferguson. and they were real desk-thumpers then-- the best I've ever seen." "The Sunday suds party" was aim- ed at Hon. Leopold Macaulay: the Ccnservatives were charged with the intcntion ot extending liquor facili- ties: and eleven of the Opposition would not, be sitting in the House it it had not, been tor rugged three- cornered fights. Between times the Provincial Sec- retary harked back to the pro-elec- tion days, "when the Opposition re- ceived nothing but cold justice, and mu m tics: would it hat comm Between times the Provincial Sec- retary harkcd back to the pro-elec- tion days, "when the Opposition re- ceived nothing but cold justice, and little of that." and reminded Mr. Speaker ot bitter encounters with the that Premier Henry on debate sched- ales. at Hou, serum mica a l and Muck 29 1lliitthgrtit Urged For Milk Board Tory Suggests Inclusion of Cheese and Butter Industries Widening ot the powers of the On- tario Milk Control Board so that the body would have control over the cheese and butter industries, was strongly urged before the Agricultural Committee ot the Ontario Legislature yesterday by A. H. Acres (Conserva- tive), Carlton. "I believe," he declared, "We should strengthen the hand of the board by legislation. Larger dairies have been attempting to get control ot all branches of the industry, and have interetrred seriously with the opera- tion of the butter and cheese tac- tones." As a resint of the activities of the board, Ontario farmers recently have, been receiving about $400,000 more tsl month for their milk than in former. years, according to J. E. Houck, Vice-, Chairman of the board. The comtttit- tee session was given over almost en- tirely to an outline of the problems facing the board, outlined by Mr. Houck and by the Chairman, J. A. McFeeters. One of the acute ones " present was the "tremendous waste," this being particularly so in oonnec-| tion with bottles. He also declared} that the system of canvassing was an; evil which worked against many; operators, and predicted that next: season some weight would be brought: by the board against this practice. j