Commons Sitting of 29 April 1935 Series 5 Vol. 301

    c1
  1. Preamble 24 words
    2. cc1-2
  2. PRIVATE BUSINESS. 158 words
  3. ORAL ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS.
    1. INDIA.
        2. cc2-3
      1. BRITISH ARMY OFFICERS (RETIRED PAY). 130 words
        2. cc3-4
      2. CINEMATOGRAPH FILM. 440 words
      cc4-5
    2. YUGOSLAVIA (CROAT POPULATION). 179 words
      3. c5
    3. EUROPEAN SITUATION. 146 words
      4. cc5-6
    4. MANCHURIA (OIL INTERESTS). 1,391 words
      5. cc6-10
    5. MEMEL. 513 words
    6. AGRICULTURE.
        7. cc10-1
      1. WAGES. 201 words
        2. c11
      2. CONSUMERS' INTERESTS. 123 words
      cc11-2
    7. COLCHESTER OYSTER FISHERY. 147 words
    8. POST OFFICE.
        9. c12
      1. FALSIFIED MONEY ORDERS. 64 words
        2. cc12-4
      2. SILVER JUBILEE CONCESSIONS. 867 words
      cc14-5
    9. OFFICE OF WORKS (PENSIONS). 180 words
      10. c15
    10. HOURS OF WORK (REDUCTION). 115 words
    11. UNEMPLOYMENT.
        12. cc15-6
      1. AGRICULTURAL WORKERS. 74 words
        2. c16
      2. SEASONAL WORKERS. 228 words
        3. cc16-7
      3. UNEMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE. 133 words
        4. c17
      4. GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS. 180 words
      cc17-9
    12. HIS MAJESTY'S SILVER JUBILEE (CELEBRATIONS). 331 words
      13. c19
    13. COST OF LIVING (INDEX FIGURE). 224 words
    14. TRADE AND COMMERCE.
        15. cc19-20
      1. FOREIGN TEXTILES (RE-EXPORT). 116 words
        2. c20
      2. IMPORT DUTIES (APPLICATIONS). 195 words
        3. cc20-1
      3. TRADE AGREEMENTS AND NEGOTIATIONS. 52 words
        4. cc21-2
      4. ANGLO-ITALIAN ARRANGEMENTS. 552 words
    15. HOUSING.
        16. c22
      1. STATISTICS. 44 words
        2. cc22-3
      2. HOUSE SALES (SPECIFICATIONS). 163 words
        3. c23
      3. BUILDING BY-LAWS. 84 words
      cc23-4
    16. FUMIGATION DEATHS, ALDERSHOT. 194 words
      17. cc24-5
    17. NEWFOUNDLAND. 347 words
    18. EDUCATION.
        19. cc25-6
      1. SCHOOL-LEAVING AGE. 173 words
        2. c26
      2. MILK SUPPLY SCHEME. 86 words
        3. c26
      3. TEACHERS' PENSIONS (ECONOMY CUT). 145 words
      cc26-7
    19. WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION (MINING INDUSTRY). 144 words
    20. TRANSPORT.
        21. c27
      1. PEDESTRIAN CROSSING PLACES (ACCIDENTS). 135 words
        2. cc27-8
      2. SPECIAL TRAFFIC SIGN (WEIGHING VEHICLES). 322 words
        3. cc28-9
      3. PURFLEET-DARTFORD TUNNEL SCHEME. 150 words
      c29
    21. RIBBON DEVELOPMENT. 56 words
      22. c29
    22. AIR DEFENCE MEASURES (COMMITTEE). 97 words
    23. NATIONAL FINANCE.
        24. cc29-30
      1. UNITED STATES (BRITISH DEBT). 41 words
        2. c30
      2. PLAYING CARDS (DUTY). 73 words
        3. cc30-1
      3. EXPENDITURE. 649 words
      c31
    24. ITALY AND ABYSSINIA. 73 words
      25. cc31-2
    25. WATER SUPPLIES. 59 words
      26. cc32-3
    26. BRITISH ARMY (WOOLWICH ARSENAL). 190 words
      27. cc33-4
    27. GERMANY (SUBMARINE ORDERS). 418 words
      28. cc34-5
    28. GREECE. 359 words
    cc35-8
  4. BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. 1,070 words
  5. ORDERS OF THE DAY.
      6. cc45-178
    1. GOVERNMENT OF INDIA BILL. 13 words
        2. cc45-67
      1. NEW CLAUSE.—(Protection of public servants against prosecutions and suits.) 9,669 words, 1 division
        2. cc67-71
      2. NEW CLAUSE.—(Provision as to certain India office provident funds.) 1,154 words
        3. cc71-83
      3. NEW CLAUSE.—(Corporation tax.) 4,723 words
        4. cc83-91
      4. NEW CLAUSE.—(Eligibility for office of persons who are not British subjects.) 2,908 words
        5. cc91-2
      5. NEW CLAUSE.—(Saving for rights and obligations of the Crown in relation to Indian States.) 274 words
        6. cc92-3
      6. NEW CLAUSE.—(Property accruing by escheat or lapse or as bona vacantia.) 418 words
        7. cc93-105
      7. NEW CLAUSE.—(Power of His Majesty in Council to remove difficulties.) 4,717 words
        8. cc105-7
      8. NEW CLAUSE.—(Provisions as to the custody of public moneys of Burma.) 920 words
        9. cc107-8
      9. NEW CLAUSE.—(Power of Secretary of State to make appointments to medical services and posts in Burma.) 497 words
        10. cc109-13
      10. NEW CLAUSE.—(Protection of public servants against prosecutions and suits in Burma.) 1,627 words
        11. cc113-4
      11. NEW CLAUSE.—(ineligibility for office under the Crown in Burma of persons who are not British subjects.) 560 words
        12. cc115-8
      12. NEW CLAUSE.—(Power of His Majesty in Council to remove difficulties as respects Burma.) 1,352 words
        13. cc118-33
      13. NEW CLAUSE.—(Provincial Intelligence Bureau.) 5,860 words, 1 division
        14. cc133-78
      14. NEW CLAUSE.—(Establishment and constitution of Indian Tariff Board.) 17,561 words
        15. c178
      15. ADJOURNMENT. 21 words

Written Answers (Commons) of 29 April 1935 Series 5 Vol. 301

    cc38-9W
  1. SOYA BEANS (EMPIRE PRODUCTION). 117 words
    cc39-40W
  2. CEYLON (MALARIA). 294 words
    c40W
  3. VIVISECTION. 167 words
    cc40-2W
  4. POLICE (APPEALS). 773 words
    cc42-3W
  5. INDIA (JUDICIAL PROCEEDINGS, MR. A. N. YOUETT). 107 words
    c43W
  6. COAL INDUSTRY (LANCASHIRE AND CHESHIRE). 169 words
  7. TRANSPORT.
      8. cc43-4W
    1. CANALS. 114 words
      c44W
    2. GOODS VEHICLE DRIVERS (HOURS OF WORK). 133 words
      c44W
    3. GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS ("S" CLASS, PROMOTIONS). 83 words