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Nothing in the bill applies, it is said, --to the headlight question, although fur-- , ther amendments in this connection-- --reported to have been recommended by Provincial Police Headquarters--may be _ brought in later in the session. A compulsory left--turn signal, for use by all motorists in Ontario, has, after much difficulty, been worked out by the Department of Highways, approved by Premier Georgs S. Henry, and is one of the features of the amendment to the Highways Traffic Act, which will be brought down to the Legislature on Friday next. Notice of the amendment was filed by Mr. Henry yesterday. Another feature of the amending legislation is, it is understood, the pro-- vision for stiffer penalties in respect of motorists who err under the safety re-- sponsibility motorists' law of the Prov-- LEFT--TURN SIGNAL ONLY ONE APPROVED The left--turn signal is the only one the department has approved, and is, in fact, the only signal that will be per-- mitted. All other hand--waving, ex-- travagant or as successful as it may appear to be in traffic, "will be tabooed. cies were never advertised, and no one actually knew what steps should be taken to get a position. All men should have equal opportunities in their appli-- cations for police jobs, said he, whether they be Conservatives or Liberals. Mr. Blakelock also entered a strong plea for abolition of the fee system for Magistrates, claiming that such officials should be paid full--time salaries. Do Farmers Go Hungry? "I wonder if farmers know anything about conditions of unemployment in urban centres," said E. C. Graves (Con-- servative, St. Catharines). "Do they have to go without meals? The tax-- payers in cities have a heavy burden in relief and I don't think farmers have any complaint in that respect." municipalities are forced to Provincial highways. * ORe thought that the plight of TAVMS--I| __uurs 1, ins fittine of steamehing for erslilelat&hb:gn s ressed a.tpthe expense ot' regard t'o t?e fltting ?f stvamul?xp's for Park due consideration of conditions existing| Cattle export, may work a hardship on bblbtiiciinrnmecenmmicmanes in| Ontario live--stock meon, Hon. Thomas % & s s in cities, in some of the speeches in L. Kennedy. Minister cf'Afrriculturo o The Ontario Government is taking the Legislature. Referring to the pros-- Q'u,,,,#.]sn;,;l:l. p?f;;gg,\g to send an offi. Action to insure that adequate infor-- pective frult ferminal in Toronto, Mr"ciaivto the British Islss to invosiigate M&tion on all divorce Court cases be Graves expressed the hope that the| the situation fully. Appointment of the Ned for reference with the Vital Sta-- Minister of Agricuiture would give'official will be announced shortly. tistics Branch at Queen's Park. Terms serious consideration to a proposal to, Colonel Kennsdy's action follows a Of & Pill, notice of introduction of establish a cold--storage plant. By @rconlerence which he had this week with *hich was filed in the Legislature yes-- system of pre--chilling, he said, Ontario| Howard Fraleigh (Canssrvative, East terday .by Hoxn. Leoppld Macaulay, produce could be shipped great dis-!Lambtcm_ and Phil J. Henry (Consor-- Provincial Treasurer, will providg the tances -- without deterioration. Mr.| vative, East Kont), two Legislature machinery under which the_ compllat.loq Graves also suggested that the Govern-- members and prominent live--stock Of these divorce records will be pliced ment consider the establishment of a'| breedors. In the cpinion of these con-- in operation. _ , distilling plant on the Niagara Peninsula| sultants thore is no need for the further _ June 1 of this year is the date on for the purpose of converting wasteun;.provct'mcnési. iln s-tc:;lmsihip lfittings. "gflcth the arrangement will go into j lcohol. He opposed Mr. which tha British authorities have do.-- efféect. fsrll;i;tk'sm;igimem that &% Ontario, manded and they have advised the _ The bill will stipulate that 'the Agricultural Board should reduce its| Minister to vg'ritc Hpn. G. Howard Forg-- Senior Registrar of the Supreme Curt rate of interest on farm loans from 5§%4 U§°-- Canadian Hish Commissioner in at Toronto, and every local Re'gi,trar per cent. A workingman in the city, I.fcndcn. and acqgaipt him of the situa-- of the Supreme Court, shall fumst the he said, would have to pay 7 per cent. :rx'or} and ask his intorvention on the R.egistrax;;General witih such infoma-- s ra, matter. tion as he may acquire in connedtion {&r ;(z,aé?fegfl ;;itp?epe :E};l o'flh%uzci):egs M_essrs. Fralcizh and Henry have a!'so with the granting of divoree. throigh-- principles 'advxsf'd Co!cnel Kenneqy to take up t3¢ out the Province." To is e uce uy ue in apagema iess y question with the Ministers of Agrisu!-- The Registrar--General will be au-- ture in the three Prairie Provinces, with thorized under the act to prepare forms it a view to having them exert their in-- of return, which shall include the fll;xence tlh!'ough Mr. Ferguson to hav': names, occupations and addresses of the the regulations rescinded by the Britisn parties, and such other particulars a AMIT V AMIM INNNAIUIMIN!) authoritics. hbe mav deem necessary. Included in Highways Act Amendment Due Friday ighways. "I predict," sal Henry and his Govern Provincia contribute New Shipping Rules Seen as Hardship In the belief that the new regulations passed by the British Government, with regard to the fitting of stcamships for cattle export, may work a hardship on Ontario live--stock mon, Hon. Thomas Ontario to Appoint Official' to Probs Situation in Britain Following Steam-- ship Fittings Regulations HJIGH COMMISSIONER MAY GIVE HIS AID Pending the appointment of the in-- vestigator, Messrs. Fraleigh and Henry have bzen asked by Colonel Kennedy to mak> a more complete report of their views on the situation. Stcamship men, at Mcntreal, have also been ccocmmuni-- cated with by the Minister for state-- ments on the Britis? regulations, and the new cattle fittings involved. By Live Stock Men M ',;Ar<.ix fl-- ~GOVERNMENT PLANS TO GET INFORMATION --ONDIVORCE HEARINGS Records of Results Are to Be Available for Queen's Park The bill will stipulate that 'the Senior Registrar of the Supreme CGurt at Toronto, and every local Regitrar of the Supreme Court, shall furnis} the Registrar--General with such infoma-- tion as he may acquire in connedtion with the granting of divoree. through-- out the Province." The Registrar--General will be au-- thorized under the act to prepare forms of return, which shall include the | names, occupations and addresses of the | parties, and such other particulars as he may deem necessary. | Every such officer shall, for the par-- ticulars as to each divorce, receive a fee (to be named later), and each fee shall be paid out of the Provincial Treasury on certificate of the Registrar-- General. AMENDMENT ASKED OQF MARRIAGE ACT Ministers of Full Gospel Tabernacile May Solem-- nize Marriages An amondment to the Ontario Mar-- riage Act will be introduced this session of the Legislature, it is understood, so as to bring ministers of The Full Gospel Tabernacle within the field of those clergymen now empowered to solemnize marriage in this Province. Up to the present time this authority has not applied, in spite of the fact, it is understood, that many such min-- isters are in charge of large and out-- standing congregations. Miss R. M. Wigle, Preston solicitor, was in Toronto last wecek--end inter-- viewing Premier George S. Henry on the question, and is reported to have carried away his assurance that the remedying amendment will be put through the House. This amendment proposes that "any recognized evangelist or minister, for the time being, of any congregation of Christians commonly called or known as 'The Full Gospel Tabernacle' who from time to time is appointed by any such congregation for the soloemniza-- tion of marriages shall qualify under the act like all other clergymen in re-- spect to wedding ceremonies."