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tAeviek 27 . . 1 'OF COI il il il mir Conant Sees Construction I ---- as Postwar Project ! f.hsntnf Would Widen Erection of a new court house in l Service of summonses , Toronto to home all the courts by Mail fo Accused ' serving the city and the County oi --------------.- York was envisaged yesterday by ' Tho tgtc2canatec bill and the two Attorney-General Conant during _ ' . " . . . , second reading of the Mortgage Tax hills dealing with the Abitibi tower Act amendment. Alter considerable " Paper Co., Ltd., we" put through discussion. the bill was allowed to, lcommittee stage and given third stand over at the request of Leo-i l t reading in the Legislature yesterday. DOM Macaulay, Acting Opposition l l No amendment, were offered. Leader. . . t , " Tho amendment provides that the l ' Altstiu'rudiMaiil Conant. sponsor tax of one-tenth of one per cent on there was no thought of building a '0! the tax bill which transfers cut. mortgages registered in tho registry court. h?us.re at the present time, '3 poiistion and income taxe, to the or land tttlos Milrtt be paid direct , but the legislatlpli was to encourage ibummmn in teturtt fm a subsidy, to the Province and not to the zen-;a"d trake porsible.the building of 'wan' on his teet lot a considerable eral fund. of the municipality. The ill/il.] Ft structure in the postwar pm or the two-hour session. After tnnney will hr used for the ad?rhr:.r.'fy'..tyr The necessny for such a seeing the tax bill through its final Istrattnn _of .Juslrr Ol' 'ypllpt) 30.???" ,l.ye,t'r preferably on Univer- _~tage" in Committee of the Whole. '"rv. (kiwi? m Ihr. operation of the iid,;',',)':?,',','",.' 1ey.os.trooti.e. Hall, had he guided other legislation through "SN" Ir. lt titlcs tlice. Ion'?" ITO" r?Tgr)izeti. said Mr. Con- ' F.. 'i . - ' Se .' overcrow e . an 'h'-,'.,-'-,','?-'-??)? Ltd the ,i',T/,ye Comtc'. 'he felt that the my could verv well ' tons Ayt, extending tie strvtce o up the n t Cit , . . summonsm by mail to those isaued ," a; " Quite] I'.', Hall now for its for violations at any Provincial " Jan 1lllfJ"1i'lygl'"i'i,t, , i _.. ' _ 'am w i.. .mr. _.. .. .Ant1t'ewtsun-; Ji",':'.",',,'.",:.:"',',:" "33:23:22. tnd ported thp bill, declaring that nit! With veny low exceptions the f1u/"dl71Tlr,1ogii1,igr,at the City; police olltcials ot the Province were i Adrli (ional ';1'e,"eieJ11 i, 1 . . I strong in their support ot_th.e set'v- coming from 'au/'op/'l1.1'eos,d'/', felt, 4n; ot summonses by mail instead lb"- lan Strachan (Lib 's?t'.nlioeonr'l3,'i" iy persona; "OWN? Pt Attorney. who tr"tred the quarters of the ills: General sat . no case in point was tit-es o' the peace at the City irihl that of Toronto. where Chief Con- "a Blark Hole of Calcutta." 5 stable Draper. formerly an opponent W, I Stewart (Con "Parkdalel t ."f the mail plan. wa, now satisfied expressed strong Oppogiticm to the (with it. 'PY'O ,, "V . P * . ' " l. . I.. . 'stu, pose]. declaring that this was no, l " 'l difficult P arm: at a det- time to undertake capital oonstrutrl , mite figure. but " would be safe to ition. He was reminded bv Mr Com. I 5a) that. the people of gatéarto have {ant that it was not proposed to erect been srtof between "o. and 850e a new 2ourt house building in war- 000 which would otherwise have 'time. I if? ttld/ull."""" twrvtce costs, l I hG. C. Elgie (Con. Woodbine) said 3- ' . . . . . .1 t ere was nothing in the bill to "on. lLLJitrby. llealth Ministern indicate a new court house would explained a Public. 11% Acti' be et'ec'ed. He said the question of amendment which. among other pron a new 'iuilding was a "sham and a visions, prohibits unlicensed fumi- tare," end that Ontario. having gators soliciting tu.rytption con- by," 'tougnd" by Ottawa, was now ttacts. Mr. Kirby said that numet- taking it out of the city by diverting on, deaths had been caused-as a re- tho rovmm from the municipality suit ot house tumigatlons. in many to the Province. instances by improperly trained _ -_m-__ tumigators. The bill gave the de- partment some degree of control: Another bill given second reading was an amendment to the Medical Nr it provides that a medicali practitioner may be liable to have) _ his name erased trom the register; . in tho event ot. his being declared: errtified or found to be mentally in. competent or mentally ill. a