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RULE PREVENTS hd 3 ild 300 Mil _I, ay Ull I es ct f MEMBER Of R l . . ". , ura y ro Lines l, [KING HEAL-[HI i Three hundred miles of rural Power District Service Charge Aer. l Hydro lines will he constructed in and the hill setting up the Hydro A ruling by Speaker Stewart pre-f Ontario noxt summer l the proh- Advisory Council. In . connection "spied William Dennison tC.C.E... lcms of labor and materials do not with the latter bill, it. was sug- tit, David) from discyssiy Pal.ih: interfere with the program, H.vriro'swsted by Flt. Li. L. E. Wismer insuram'f' legislation, m the I402l§-: Chairman new" Challies ff'.C,, IC.C.F.._Ri\'erdalet that instead of lature last night. When the CCF.) . 'l'v D ' s) m. pd tl p a per client allowance the members momhot' omloarkcd on what. was to', men" I - unna ll mm t I of the advisory council should be have been a lengthy discussion of L'TL'MW'" .sr'slr'rrlay. paid a fixed sum. Premier Drew this subject, the Speaker ruled that He said the commission has ac- said that, the setting up of the he could not speak in support of 8 WW" "m farm contracts anri2,000 council was a new development health mt'RSUI-p which ho (Mr. Den- ',',.l'. ' .. ' _ 1 " ,', "I o _ and ho hellf-W'd changes could be ntsont had introduced in the House. "I'M" (trtItlitrt, tol PlPl It" _ 'rv/i/e after a basis of experience There was also a Government. hill It't's, the largest volume in the his- had been "smhlishpd on the same matter, the Speaker de- tor) of the PI'OYHH'O for a like C. H. Millard fC.C.F., York West» clarotl. period took oxr-eptiozr to the wording Mr. Dennison dealt at Inngth with I "Lart tear 44 miles oi rural Harlin of a section lit the bill setting up attacks made on the CCF. by Ihose line were r-orrsttm-ted." said Mr. the advisory council. This section who feared its growth. They were Challies. "We are asking the Do- provides that the Lieutenant-Gov- rimilar in method and pattern lo minior authorities to let as con- ornor-in-Coumril may terminate the the successful attacks made on the strut-t 300 miles ot rural the this appointment of any member who, Progressive Party in 1923, he de- summer. If we can get labor and ill his opinion. has become unfit rlared. But the C.C.F.. he asserted. materials we will pursue this, pro- to continue in office or is incapable had withstood tho barrage, at"! the gram as fast as possihle." of perform rig his duties. reason was that it was no ordinary in reply to an Opposition ques- It was Mr Millard's belief that political party, but a party of the tron. Mr. Clrallies said the ISOO-mrle the words, "who in his opinion has people. . . program would he dt,riried amonz hit-come unfit to continue in office" The member for St. David twilled all parts of the Prorime on the should he deleted from the section. the Progroscivo Conservative Party hnsis of need. Anon-hr" of the This would change the section to for the change ot name approved a.t 'rural smVit": charge would result read: "The Lieutenant-Governor-in. the Winnipeg convention. and dc- .z': a possible lot; of r-menue to the Council may terminate the appoint- elared that as far as the two old commis~iorr of 3527.000. hut increas- merit of any member who is in- h'storical parties in the Province ed rise of power would offset that, capable of performing his duties." were concerned. he did not doubt it was explained. Premier Drew said the Goxernment that there would be a merger if a Tho House gave se-ond reading would give consideration to this C.C.F. Government came into power. to the pill amending the Rural suggestion. The former party leader, Earl Rowe, said on Dee. 5, 193T, that he had prevented efforts on the part of thei present Premier George Drew, to; effect an alliance with the then' BO OF DEBATE Premier, Mitchell Hepburn. "Even Mr. Drew, admitted that there was talk of coalition but he blamed it on Mr. Rowe," said Mr. Dennison. "In a statement to the press on Dec. 5, 1937, he said: 'Mr. Rowe told me that Mr. Hepburn had proposed coalition lo him and had The Throne, 1petch. debate may given him assurances which would fe" to a close tonight. " was have resulted in what. would have indicated m the Legislature ypstor. amounted to a joint leadership of day.' Dana. 139"". fP.C., Toronto- the Government. between Mr. Hep-. St. George) will wind up the Gov. burn and Mr. Rowe with the assure ernment s end of tho, debate, and C tint"tt that Mr. Rowe would succeed H. Millard 1ctil.r'.. York West) will _ him." i perform 3 similar function for the .--, - --e-e- Opposition. The CCP. Opposition will caucus today and will consider the question of introducing an amendment to the Speech from the Throne. While the possibility of such an amend- ; ment has not, been ruled out, it is t believed the Opposition will not seek to grasp the opportunity of causing a House division and a re. corded vote. In the event of a . vote. it. is almost certain that the oh Government. with the aid of Liberal members, would be sustained. ' .The Legislature will carry on to.. night, and if present plans work out the debate will end before the House adjourns.