§ 53. Mr. J. Langford-Holtasked the Chancellor of the Exchequer what form of letter was sent by the Income Tax authorities to Miss Margaret Skivington Logie, Green Road, Edinburgh; and whether he is aware that the recipient was four months old at the time of receipt of the letter.
§ Mr. DaltonThis was a routine letter of inquiry, issued to the name and address shown in an employer's return of his employees.
§ Lieut.-Commander Gurney BraithwaiteCan the Chancellor say whether the lady mentioned in this Question is any relation to the hon. Member for Bedford (Mr. Skeffington-Lodge)?
§ Mr. DaltonThe employers who furnished this list were the Greyhound Racing Association, Limited, who allege they were employing, among other persons, a Miss Skivington. We are now inquiring whether Mrs. Skivington, who gave the information to the Press on which I think the hon. Member based his Question, is in fact an employee and liable to pay Income Tax.
§ Mr. Skeffington-LodgeI have no connection with this lady, and I do not wish to be associated with any form of greyhound racing.
§ Mr. W. FletcherAs the lady is connected with greyhound racing, should not the name be "Spivington"?