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The clash between the Liberal Leader and the Attorney-General Ontario was. in a sense, anticipated, but the fury with ..' . which it developed fairly electrified the crowded gal- .s.sgga""iit"dlllMt C leries of the House, held members spellbound in their 3:;;;'¢ I.llWrii'l'.cli:?.l..l. seats, and completely outshadowed everything else, In iti"f1;u_;-:;;;_g;f;;;;f_ggf'_ point of interest. that Leaders' day in the Address, f 3: if debate was able to produce. ts ss.,.-..:.-.")";'.""'.:',',, Attorney-General was absent. , ot Provincial Attorneys-General. It was met. directly. by a challenge! from Premier Ferguson. to "put the! charges in wr1ting"--- and. later. after the dinner 110-1 adjournment. it was "__ - -' a-Mt-tA'.' picked up at full 5333577"? M,rl!ir,i.- ' I meet! by the irateg 5 2 _ f" , , Attorney-General.i .8.t::r) '_?., __ himself. i . - . - gr, - Br . > ' - r I "it. n Br.fy%,r'R. _ x .- ',', F <'.-. ' I . , W.'. q Ir,:) 1 LR:: . . Nu , _ "5;; h'tiv' ' V . _-b" _ a; * i ' I '57 'ti . _ 'e, q T '. ".'. ":57 _ T'. . . fr' 'Q . . - ' I , tl El _ A rr . 7 . am- Attorney-General Vigorously Denies Imputation That He Has Relatives in Brokerage Business and Refers to "Guliersnipes" and "Hounds" Who Circulate Such Siories--Will Prosecute All Who Should Be Prosecuted, He Says-Liberal Leader Laughs at Government "Enforcement" of Security Frauds PREMIER OUTLINES CABINET POLICY IN "CLEARING UP" THE SITUA TIOIV 312;.ch Wid' 'hckp'.a" en! L' Kas, If. ,'iia'gi8k' t.o ¢--=§:=525€5:2-* fag-,1; ' "%aNlil = - . TEaa I H . V , MitR 15-5: Ir. r' ERR' "m r.' . "Q.q8 . 1:551 y.% . rr _i'ijr,/Ar, 'S - . _ _ . T , ' r:lt:iii.,r, t , . " . K' 13113 _ytr .. '2i%iE It...," (y 7 rq - 'dE I . 'i%ts, _ _ " T V 'tl h Se. 7 Colonel Price. Prevention A Cl and Sponsors A mendment Demand- ing Royal Commission of Inquiry-----]) Was Charge of Conspiracy, "the Hardest lo Prove," Laid Against Brokers. He Asks en, in the future-all, it must be admitted, were so much wet powder compared with the pyrotechnical display that Mr. Sinclair's repeating to the House of down.. town street gossip allegedly connecting relatives of Colonel Price with brokerage house activities tottehod off in the breast of the complacent, Attorney-General. Mr. Sinclair's retailing to" the Housé for "ttai/GG' and hotel-corridor rumors occurred at a time when the G alysent, presiding over the Queen's Park conference ;B_(2CL c". so', - . ,v'rt' " . ltr 4*" "1:. ' I I BW.?: ., y by? fo .;' r-- .' ' "At " F' .,' 31-553 ' . '. : ') "ii).)",)., i; tio?..,)' " xW)',':':.:?..?..:):., - t '. ".. 'yiyi.iii..81 F. V. 32.12:" *% A. "2it' "i.:iifj::1?:"ift'jiii.8:7.C, "ir' " ,5 ', 2.39:3}; _ A Riff':'.:': '. 'ii::.:'.'.)).':':"'?'..:'.:.':; :5, Pt/tiw.'.;.. '::'i)ffirr.c':r'c' sim _.' a 'j.?,:-'.)-'.':":)'::,',::.)?.:':)" " £39" 311135"- '. ' 'tTit",'"')-,'.; F . 8v: >_' A {@le '.iidr.: . Yi : x , ' .~:'. ir. , in f The even tenor of Mr. Ferguson] ', contribution to the "brokerage busi- , mess" discussion was broken try a sharp 1iiirii'nitiiy"i' of Mr. Sinclair's remarks as 'one of "the most personal attacks the Legislature had ever listened to." In' the hour and a half he spoke, said the Premier. the Liberal Leader had not contributed a single constructive sug- gestion that, might aid the Government in finding a solution to the big problem. Instead, it had simply been a case of venting "personal spleen." Revelations did, however. come from the Prime Minister in the form of statements that during the recent course of action precipitated by the Government against the Toronto brokerage houses. they had had the advice of outstanding financiers. and business men: that the Attorney-Gen- eral, on another occasion, had but- tressed his position under the Security Frauds Prevention Act. by consulting acted on information received trom the l"ederal authorities at Ottawa, as Mr. "rm proud of my wife." said he. while the Government Benches dinned applause, and a few galleryltcs even es- sayed a faint clap of hands. "She's re- lated to none of them." Time and time again Mr. Sinclair? took exception to Colonel Price's cuti. ting references. Once he asked that tsi word "small" - the Attorney-General had termed the former's action as td, "small thlng"---be withdrawn, and tuv, other time. when Colonel Price defined him "it big man." he asked that that appellation be withdrawn, too, on the ground that it had been used in an "insulting sense." Colonel Price declared that, he in- tended to administer his department without, tear or favor. and if any rela- tives of his got in the way of the law. be or she would have to take the con- sequences like any one else. Ferguson Criticizes Attack. (Continued on -rsaTe-iirertiiirii 1.;