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2 A substitute seems to advise a

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8 The airman may do this to his

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9 Half this toy might hurt baby.

10 One of the U.S.A.

11 A salmon at one stage of its life.

12 Almost madness.

13 Part of a wireless set that would

have been merely a disturbance

to our ancestors.

14 Control

stendy.

10 Past.

apparently

not too

17 Erect a stage direction parkaps.

18 Apparently the sole error.

21 Lenther.

22 Effert.

24 A great help to travellers or

mountaineers.

26 Colour that would be "com-

paratively" sorao protection.

27 Aromatic plant.

28 The clergy in concrete shape.

29 Little birds would fear most of

this make of 'plane.

31 False.

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32 Torture.

33 Lofty,

Down

A vehicle in which people were buried-in-former-days.

21 takes art to make most of this

plain food.

3 Uld umeter who seems to apo-

THE HONGKONG

COMMONS “BREEZE”

CHURCHILL CLASHES WITH AMERY

"CORRUPT INFLUENCE”.

Mr. Churchill and Mr. Amery had "words" in the House of Com- mona 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- mittee on Witnesses, and the second to provide that no document re- ceived by the clerk of any Select Committee shall be withdrawn or altered without the knowledge and approval of the Committee, and that this order be a Standing Order of the House.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 evidenco which certain wit- give before the nesses were to India Joint Select Committee.

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

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subsequently recommended that in future no document received by the clerk of a Select Committee or altered should be withdrawn without the Committee's approval.

Mr.

"TARDY REPARATION"

Churchill

(U.

Winston Tel 24548. Epping) said that at the close of the delinte on the India Bill the Attorney-General had referred to him FLA a disappointed litigant Courts of Justice, haunting the but it was the Government who were the litigants, driven by very shame to the Courts to pay a tardy Am de uct of reparation. "I lighted," he continued, "to find my. self in agreement with the Govern- I think the ment on this matter. steps they are taking are indis- pensable."

strophise one of 20 down.

4 Charm.

b Diasolute.

6 It takes reinforcements and food

to keep up this in an army.

7 Depicted in heraldic fashion,

115 Work by a tailor.

19

Indeed.

20 Apparently daddy's efforts in the

kitchen.

23 drug.

25 A

wise statement appareatly

oral. 26 One of our Great War leaders.. 20 A source of power essential to life.

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AUGUST 9, 1935.

BRITISH CHILDREN

IN PERIL

GERMS CARRIED IN IMPURE MILK

INFECTED

HERDS

"Thousands of children whose main diet la milk are being infect. ed with tuberculosis."

This declaration was made at Southport by. Major A. B. Mattin- son, 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.

Allowing for various factora affecting these figures, It was ob- aome vious that we had in 1933 20,000 cattle in uur duiry herds substantially valueless and a source of great danger to other animals and to human health,

"I have no hesitation in saying," he continued, "that under active veterinary supervision at least double this number of useless and be cattle would dangerous eliminated in the next 12 months. "If one were asked to state the high briefly the cause of incidence of bovine tuberculosis, I believe that a correct reply could only be the grave apathy and dereliction of duty of the State.

to

of

"I know of no other explanation

condition of the present affairs."

Dr. G. Lissant Cox, Chief Tuber-

Officer

Lancashire culosis VIENNA, August 5-Sports"

Shorts are gradually placing County Council, in another paper beach pyjamas "a lie about said that evidence showed. that for Austrian women overcrowding did, in fact, contri- costume'

Some any it's the dif-bute to the prevalence of tuber- Why? ference

in price, others claim that it is the over stranger inclina- tion of Austria's future mothers

greater freedom to obtain

for games and also movement greater skin surface exposure the browning effects of sunshine.

of

to

"mixture of legal subtlety and in-between judicial and non-judicial

ensuistry." Ministers genious

Committees ur between witnesses should nut ait in the Committee of

of fact and witnesses of opinion. Privileges when the conduct of a

That was a secondary issue which He said colleague was in question.

arose because of the fact that the that without casting aspersions on

persons against whom the charges Ministers. But the position was a

were made were members of the false one. Any bins that Minis-

Committee. showed

he ters

Wax, sure, unconscious or subconscious. (Laughter.) He regretted that prejudice was introduced into the discussion in Parliament at a time when he stood almost alone. He

was

The new Standing Order had nothing to do with the question of privilege. It was not suggested that it was improper for a witness

to

or

culosis.

Councillor Olive Bennett (Green-

wich) said that stress ought to be taid on poverty 1144 the greatest cause of tuberculosis.

"ABOLISH POVERTY"

If they wanted to prevent taber- make every culosis they must effort to abolish poverty.

Alderman Kinley (Bootle) said that he was surprised wheri the question of poverty had been mentioned that It caused degree of merriment among some of the delegates,

11

Dr. R. Veitch Clark, Medical Officer of Health for Manchester, referring to the præence of tuber cule bacilli in mlik, said that they revise

withdraw his were faced with the extraordinary evidence. It was not suggested position that the country had, for denied having shown any ill will that it was improper for the Com-years, submitted to the sale of a against Sir Samuel Hoare.

Sir William Lam-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

proposed Standing Order was that among children. Lord Derby?

Any other food similarly con- such alteration might be a legiti mate ground for cross-examina- taminated was strictly dealt with even- under the Public Health and Food tion when the witnesses

Com-and Drugs Acts, and its sale was tually appeared before the

Surely it was mittee. Therefore the knowledge a penal offence.

steps should be in the hands of the time they took active

protect themselves against this members of the Committee.

continued menace.

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

our and character.

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

CALLED TO ORDER

to

Sir Robert Philip (chairman) Mr. Amery said that Mr. Chur- chill made a very serious charge said it would be wrong for people against certain members

Select Committee

mean

"Behind the scenes-perhaps with British caution-there have is abso been carried out

L very large number of observations," he said. "The evidence is quite clear that RC.G. vaccine is in the first place harmless, und it is effica clous up to

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

of the to get the impression that the Home months vaccine B.C.G. had not been the MR. CHURCHILL PROTESTS

ago that by every act of corrupt subject of any work at all in this

country. Lord Eustace Percy (Minister influence and intimidation- without Portfolio) said the Re-

The Speaker called Mr. Amery port of the Committee of Privi- to order. leges was accepted unanimously Mr. Churchill-That by the House as Mr. Churchill Jutely untrue. did not even divide against it.

Mr. Amery-I did not Mr. Churchill-If it is going to financial corruption.

Mr. Churchill (addressing the have YÖNJATIR be nude out that I accepted the

you Report because I did not divide Spenker)-Although RULED CUSTOMARY against it, I protest.

ruled that it is irrelevant, I hope AE IK HY ¤ [N] Lord Eustace Perey said that as I may be permitted to say that MORTAL WINKLE the Report was unanimously never at any time have I suggest part of the ed any corruption or dishonour __Ä NOB 8 EA8 adopted it was no

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

concern itself with that decided

Mr. Amery will simply say "O" 0 [P issue. Today they were dealing they were manhandled. CREW SHOUT PLUS with the question of the general The Speaker gain ruled that

Mr. Churchill he was sure of the sessional that was irrelevant.

Churchill was quito welcome AH HITTITE interpretation

orders of the House and the gen- Mr. Amery said that the recom- PEPPER PROFIT eral privileges of the House. It mendation that documents sub- the satisfaction that the KLÄDC IT ̄|T| was not true that the present mitted to a Select Committee grievance should now be remedi- TREADMILL FRILL| Report supported the view that should not be modified without ed.

Mr. Churchill (smiling)-- of Privileges the approval of the Committee. AAE AOL NE the old Committee

in its general observation based I was a very desirable one, and if Thank you. LITERAL DREDGERİ

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