April 4, 1938 (18th Parliament, 3rd Session)

Mr. WALSH:

I think he, like myself, is
quite satisfied with the word I used. We would not suggest, to even a fourth year

Relief and Agricultural Distress
honour class in a university, to take a report of that nature and over the weekend read and digest it and be prepared to come back on Monday and discuss it in class. But here the minister has tabled a lengthy and important report on Friday and asks consideration for it on Monday, hoping that in the meantime hon. members, with our limited mentality as compared with fourth year honour students, will be able to give it real and genuine consideration.