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' Februamj M . f Of New L 0 islati ue m ccnmmme mc .+ ¢ Both Leaders Will Speak f at Tuesday's Queen's _ | * Park Sitting | wnnnn l mmmame _ | REMIER -- HEPBURN, | back in Toronto, will | be leading the Gov-- | ernment forces in the Legis-- lature some time tomorrow. Night Session Probable. t Gecrge S. Henry, Conservative Leader. is slated to open tomorrow 's Legislature sitting with the session's major Conservative pronouncement. Bofore the sitting adjourns the Pre-- mier plans to "keynote" for the Gove-- > ernment. His plans for a big Governmen! j statement make a night session probable. The two speeches will make tomorrow "Leaders' Day." The Premier is not expected to get into today's continuation of the de=-- bate on the second reading of the income tax bill--probably appearing w on that bill when it gets into com-' mittee. He is faced with an accumulation of | business. It is reported that he will first clear his desk of these adminis-- trative affairs. A strategy session | with Cabinet members will also take | place before he is back on the floori of the House on Tuesday. | The Premier's return coincides with | the whipping into shape of the big | features of the Government's 1eai.s-| lative program. The income tax bill and the Municipal Act amendmem.s. taking away the municipalities' right | to levy such a tax are already down. | Next to come is the Government pro-- gram for refunds to those cities which are losing their old income tax reve-- nue. These refunds, it has been indi-- cated. will be authorized only for this year, with a more equitable disposal % of the revenue slated for the following years.