Commons Sitting of 13 March 1950 Series 5 Vol. 472

    c721
  1. Preamble 8 words
    2. c721
  2. PRAYERS 5 words
    3. c721
  3. MEMBER SWORN 17 words
  4. ORAL ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
    1. MINISTRY OF WORKS
        2. c721
      1. Palace of Westminster 111 words
        2. cc721-2
      2. Pictures 258 words
        3. cc722-3
      3. Overseas Embassies and Legations (Amenities) 218 words
        4. c723
      4. Building Workers, Scotland 135 words
        5. cc723-4
      5. Ducks, St. James's Park 149 words
        6. c724
      6. Lambeth Town Hall 164 words
        7. cc724-5
      7. Carlton House Terrace 171 words
        8. c725
      8. Offices, Whitehall (Heating) 106 words
        9. cc725-6
      9. Building Licences (Hotels) 240 words
        10. cc726-7
      10. Holyrood Park, Edinburgh (Allotments) 211 words
        11. c727
      11. Cement Supplies, Isle of Wight 187 words
      cc727-8
    2. FESTIVAL OF BRITAIN 109 words
    3. PETROL SUPPLIES
        4. c728
      1. Coupon-free Substitutes 186 words
        2. cc728-9
      2. Public Inquiry 90 words
        3. cc729-30
      3. Commercial Travellers (Ration) 524 words
        4. cc730-1
      4. Standard Ration 158 words
    4. COAL INDUSTRY
        5. cc731-2
      1. Opencast Mining 327 words
        2. c732
      2. Household Supplies, Newbury 106 words
        3. cc732-3
      3. Underground Gasification 210 words
    5. FUEL AND POWER
        6. c733
      1. Electricity Undertakers (Compensation) 111 words
        2. cc733-4
      2. American Oil Imports 229 words
      cc734-5
    6. LEASEHOLD REFORM 413 words
      7. cc735-7
    7. GENERAL ELECTION (USE OF MOTOR CARS) 457 words
    8. FOOD SUPPLIES
        9. c737
      1. Departmental Advisers 165 words
        2. cc737-8
      2. Meat (Price Tickets) 205 words
        3. cc738-9
      3. Sugar 442 words
        4. cc739-40
      4. Tomato Imports 234 words
        5. cc740-1
      5. Pepper (Price) 247 words
        6. c741
      6. Fruit Canning 65 words
        7. cc741-2
      7. Agricultural Workers (Rations) 359 words
        8. cc742-3
      8. Canadian Gift Apples 249 words
        9. cc743-4
      9. Ice Cream 359 words
      c744
    9. COMMUNIST PARTY, GREAT BRITAIN 146 words
      10. cc744-5
    10. HOUSE BUILDING, SCOTLAND 249 words
      11. cc745-6
    11. ATOMIC WEAPONS 338 words
      12. cc746-8
    12. COUNCIL OF EUROPE (DELEGATES) 401 words
      13. c748
    13. PRESS COUNCIL 176 words
      14. cc748-9
    14. VIET NAM (RECOGNITION) 390 words
      15. cc749-50
    15. CORFU CHANNEL INCIDENT 179 words
      16. cc750-1
    16. CHINA (DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS) 284 words
      17. cc751-2
    17. AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT, LLANDOW 361 words
    c753
  5. BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE 57 words
    6. c753
  6. PERSONAL STATEMENT 138 words
  7. ORDERS OF THE DAY
    1. KING'S SPEECH
        2. c754
      1. DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS 77 words
    cc754-874
  8. HOUSING 48,136 words, 1 division
    9. c875
  9. SUPPLY 23 words
    10. c875
  10. WAYS AND MEANS 29 words
    11. cc875-6
  11. KITCHEN COMMITTEE 293 words
    12. cc876-84
  12. FISHING GEAR (COST) 3,124 words

Written Answers (Commons) of 13 March 1950 Series 5 Vol. 472

  1. MINISTRY OF WORKS
      2. c19W
    1. Bushey Park (Huts) 90 words
      c19W
    2. Building Industry (Working Party) 25 words
  2. FUEL AND POWER
      3. c19W
    1. Coal (Retail Prices) 97 words
      cc19-20W
    2. Power Station, Southampton (Grit) 138 words
  3. FOOD SUPPLIES
      4. c20W
    1. West Indian Sugar (Negotiations) 67 words
      c20W
    2. Potatoes 63 words
      cc20-1W
    3. Meals (Maximum Charges) 109 words
      c21W
    4. Cauliflower and Broccoli 212 words
      cc21-2W
    5. Agricultural Workers 82 words
      c22W
    6. Fruit and Vegetables (Import) 117 words
      c22W
    7. Algerian Wine 39 words
      cc22-3W
    8. Grain Storage, Leiston 127 words
      c23W
    9. Fruit Canners (Sugar Allocation) 85 words
      cc23-4W
    10. HUNGARY (BRITISH SUBJECT, SENTENCE) 476 words
      cc24-5W
    11. POLAND (BRITISH SUBJECT, SENTENCE) 402 words
      cc25-6W
    12. U.N. HEADQUARTERS (CONTRACTS) 236 words
      cc26-7W
    13. CHINA (RECOGNITION) 121 words
      c27W
    14. JAPAN (PEACE TREATY) 90 words
      c27W
    15. BRITISH INFORMATION OFFICE, BUCHAREST 73 words
      cc27-8W
    16. NORWAY (BRITISH FISHING VESSELS) 137 words
      c28W
    17. UKRAINE AND BYELORUSSIA 171 words
      c28W
    18. GERMANY (MILITARISED POLICE) 42 words
      cc28-9W
    19. DIPLOMATIC PRIVILEGES 113 words
      c29W
    20. PASSPORT (MR. SPRINGHALL) 93 words
      cc29-30W
    21. U.S.S.R. AND U.K. (PUBLICATIONS) 170 words
  4. TRANSPORT
      5. c30W
    1. Railway Freight Charges 79 words
      c30W
    2. Bridges, Selby 145 words
      cc30-1W
    3. Snaith—Rawcliffe Road (Improvement) 73 words
      cc31-2W
    4. Consultative Committees 278 words
      c32W
    5. Road Hauliers 41 words
      c32W
    6. Kyle of Lochalsh (Ferry) 83 words
      cc32-3W
    7. ROYAL ORDNANCE FACTORIES 107 words
      c33W
    8. NATIONAL SERVICE (CALL-UP) 384 words
      cc33-4W
    9. STATUTORY INSTRUMENTS 190 words
      cc34-5W
    10. GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS (EX-SERVICE MEN) 137 words
  5. EMPLOYMENT
      6. c35W
    1. Aircraft Industry (Redundancy) 116 words
      cc35-6W
    2. Control of Engagement Order (Revocation) 74 words
      c36W
    3. OVERALL CLOTHS (SUPPLY) 122 words
      c36W
    4. GENERAL ELECTION (SPOILED BALLOT-PAPERS) 60 words