§ 24. Mr. HALL-CAINEasked the President of the Board of Trade whether he will arrange for separate statistics to be kept of the imports into this country during the present month and the following two months of all badges, medals, emblems, and souvenirs for sale in con- 186 nection with the celebration of His Majesty's Silver Jubilee; and whether he will also have prepared for circulation a list of those importing such articles, so that retailers may be able to avoid distributing them if they wish?
§ Mr. RUNCIMANI regret that my hon. Friend's suggestions are impracticable.
§ Mr. RHYS DAVIESIs it not possible for the Government to tell the country who are the super-patriots who are buying this stuff from abroad?
§ Mr. HANNONWill my right lion. Friend issue a statement to the Press of the country discouraging the sale of this foreign rubbish?
§ Lieut.-Colonel HENEAGEDoes not the Co-operative Society buy stuff from abroad?
§ Mr. KIRKWOODThe Co-operative Society does not buy rubbish like this, but good material.