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to our ancestors.

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too

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mountaineers.

25 Colour that would be "com-

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27 Aromatic plant.

28 The clergy in concreto shape,

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Is Flowery work by a tailor.

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COMMONS "BREEZÉ”

CHURCHILL clashes WITH AMERY

"CORRUPT INFLUENCE"

Mr. Churchill aml Mr. Amery had "words" in the House of Com- mons recently when the Home Secretary submitted two motions, the first of which asked the House to agree with certain paragraphs in the report of the Select Com- mitteo on Witnesses, and the second to provide that no document re ceived by the clerk of any Select Committee shall be withdrawn or altered without the knowledge and approval of the Committee, and that this order be a Standing-Order of the House.

The debate arose out of state- ments which Mr. Churchill made in Parliament against Sir Samuel Hoare and Lord Derby in reference to the evidence which certain wit- before the nenses were to xlve India Joint Select Committee.

The Committee of Privileges in- vestigated, and exonerated Lord Derby and Sir Samuel Hoare.

A Committee on Witnesses which Bat subsequently recommended that in future no document received by the ciork of a Select Committee should be withdrawn or altered without the Committee's approval.

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BRITISH CHILDREN IN PERIL

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"Thousands of children whose main diet is milk are being Infect ed with tuberculosis."

This declaration was made at Southport by Major A. B. Mattin- sun, a veterinary surgeon, at the annual conference of the National Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis.

In 1933, he said, 20,908 animals were dealt with, under the Tuber- culosis Order in Great Britain.

facture Allowing for various affecting these figures. It was ob vious that we had in 1933 20,000 cattle in our dairy herds. substantially valueless and a source of great danger to other Animals and to human health,

some

"I have no hesitation in saying," be continued, "that under active veterinary supervision at least double this number of useless and dangerous cattle would be eliminated in the next 12 months.

"If one were asked to state briefly the cause of the high incidence of havinė tuberculosis, 1 believe that a correct reply could only be the grave apathy and dereliction of duty of the State.

"I know of no other explanation of the present condition, of Affairs."

Dr. G. Lissant Cox, Chief Tuber-

Officer culosis County Council, in another paper Lancashire

to Shorts are gradually replacing

ло "alle about

said that evidence showed that | overcrowding did, In fact, contri- bute to the prevalence of tuber- culosis.

Mr. Winston Churchill (U. Epping) said that at the close of the debate on the India Bill the Attorney-General had referred to him as

a disappointed litigant haunting the Courts of Justice, but it was the Government who were the litigants, driven by very shame to the Courts to pay a tardy beach pyjamas act of reparation. "I am dic- costume' for Austrian women. lighted," he continued, "to find my-Why? Some say it's the dif- self in agreement with the Govern-ference in price, others claim ment on this matter. I think the that it is the ever strongur inclina-

Councillor Olive Bennett (Green- steps they are taking are indistion of Austria's future mothers wich) said that stress ought to bo pensable."

to obtain greater freedom of laid on poverty пя the greatest The Committee of Privileges had movement

for games and also put a new and strained interpreta-greater skin surface exposure to tion upon the standing orders. He the browning effects of sunshine. characterised the Report as being a "mixture of legal subtlety and in-between judicial and non-judicial Kenloun casuistry." Ministera should not sit on the Committee of

Committees or between witnesses of fact and witnesses of opinion. Privileges when the conduct of a colleague was in question. Be anid That was a secondary issue which that without casting aspersions on Ministers. But the position was a false one. Any bins that Minis-

showed tors

Was, he W38 sure, unconscious or aubconscious.

(Laughter.) He regretted that prejudice was introduced Into the discussion in Parliament at a time when he stood almost alone. He denied having shown any i will against Sir Samuel Hoare.

arose because of the fact that the persons against whom the charges were made were members of the Committee.

had

The now Standing Order nothing to do with the question of privilege. It was not suggested that it was improper for a witness ξα reviso 41

cause of tuberculosis.

"ABOLISH POVERTY"

culosis they must

If they wanted to prevent tuber- make every effort to abolish poverty.

Alderman Kinley (Bootle) said that he was surprised when the question of poverty had been mentioned that it caused a degree of merriment among some of the delegates.

Dr. I. Veitch Clark, Medical Officer of Health for Manchester, referring to the pracnce of tuber- cule bacilli in milk, said that they evidence. It was not suggested position that the country had, for withdraw his were faced with the extraordinary that it was improper for the Com-years, submitted to the sale of a Sir William Lane-Mitchell (U..mittee to afford him facilities for food known to be poisoned, and Streatham)-Do you apologise to doing so. The only object of the known to be producing disease Lord Derby?

proposed Standing Order was that among children. such alteration might be a legiti- Any other food similarly con mate ground for cross-examina- | taminated was strictly dealt with tion when the witnesNES even-under the Public Health and Food tually appeared before the Com- and Drugs Acts, and its sale was Therefore the knowledge a penal offence. Surely It was should be in the hands of the time they took active steps 10 members of the Committee. protect themselves against this

continued menace.

Mr. Churchill--On the contrary, I say that my contention has been made good. I would not dream of apologising when I was entirely right. There was never any fm- putation against his personal hon our and character.

The Speaker at this point inter vened and said Mr. Churchill hud gone far enough into the matter.

mittee.

CALLED TO ORDER Mr. Amery said that Mr. Chur- Sir Robert Philip (chairman) chill made a very serious charge said it would be wrong for people gainst certain members of the to get the impression that the Select Committee some months vaccine B.C.G. had not, been the influenco and intimidation- ago that by every set of corrupt | subject of any work at all in this

country.

The Spoaker called Mr. Amery to order.

mean

"Behind the scenes perhaps with British caution-there have been carried out a very large number of observations," he said. "The evidence is quite clear that B.C.G. vaccine is in the first place harmless, and it is effica clous up to 11 considerable degree."

MR. CHURCHILL PROTESTS Lord Eustace Percy (Minister without Portfolio). said the Re port of the Committee of Privi- leges was accepted unanimously

Mr. Churchill-That is also Yesterday's Solution

by the House as Mr. Churchill lutely untrue. did not even divide against it. PATRICK STUFFED

Mr. Churchill-If it is going to financial corruption.

Mr. Amery-l did nut YON ATTR

be made out that I accepted the

Mr. Churchill (addressing the Report because I did not RULED CUSTOMARY

divide Spanker)--Although

have you against it, 1 protest. ATÉK HP 8] [N Lord Eustace Percy said that I may be permitted to say that ruled that it is irrelevant, I hope MORTAL WINKLE the Report was

unanimously never at any time have I suggest |_ A NOB 6 EATS adopted it was no part of the ed any corruption, or

dishonour duty of the Select Committee to by any of the parties. DEBT GIANT FUBS

concern itself with that decided GO P Issue. To-day they were dealing they were manhandled.

Mr. Amery will simply say SHOUT PLUB with the question of the general HITT IT IE ihterpretation

The Speaker again ruled that of the sessional that was irrelevant. orders of the House and the gen-f

Mr. Churchill he was sure

Mr. PEPPER

PROFIT

eral privileges of the House. It mendation that documents

Mr. Amery said that the recom- Churchill was quite welcome to LA DC_|_1__T|T|

sub the satisfaction that the minor not true that the present mitted to

Committee grievance should now be remedi- TREADMILL FRILL Report supported the view

a Select that should not be

modified withouted. 'À TAEA OINE the old Committee of Privileges the approval of the Committee

Mr. Churchill LITERAL DREDGER its general observation based I was a very desirable one, and if Thank you.

(amiling)— its whole case on the distinction that was the only grievance

CREW

I

Was

SALESMAN SAM

The hardest part of the experi- mental work was that on which the observers were now engaged, re-. ferring to the permanency of the effect of the vaccine.

of The debate was adjourned.

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