February 22, 1951 (21st Parliament, 4th Session)

Mr. Pouliot:

Mr. Chairman, I listened to the hon. member for Cape Breton South with the utmost pleasure, as I always do, because he has the gift of speech. He reminds me of a former member, H. H. Stevens of Vancouver. I wonder if he will like my comparing him with a Conservative. However, it is only as to his manner. Unfortunately I must say that I think he was wrong because he led us to assume that there would be additional holidays. There will not be one hour more than there is at the present time. The date will be changed, that is all. If my hon. friend, who is such a gifted speaker, had considered that, he would not have spoken as he did. I now come to the hon. member for Eglinton.