Written Answers (Commons) of 9 February 1955 Series 5 Vol. 536

  1. ROYAL AIR FORCE
      2. c207W
    1. Vaccination and Inoculation 76 words
      c207W
    2. Low-Flying, Horncastle 110 words
      cc207-8W
    3. Engineering Fitters (Minimum Pay) 134 words
  2. SHIPPING
      3. c208W
    1. Danish Tanker (Oil Discharge) 103 words
      c208W
    2. Atlantic Freight Rates (Motor Industry) 60 words
  3. ROADS
      4. cc208-9W
    1. Old Shoreham Toll Bridge 135 words
      c209W
    2. Expanded Programme 212 words
      cc209-10W
    3. Repairs, London 85 words
      cc210-1W
    4. Highlands (Grants) 256 words
      c211W
    5. Kingsway Tunnel (Use) 93 words
      c211W
    6. Trunk Road Programme (Honiton Improvements) 108 words
      cc211-2W
    7. Safety Measures 312 words
      cc212-3W
    8. Improvements, Newnham-on-Severn 100 words
      c213W
    9. Traffic Lights (Pedestrian Push-Buttons) 95 words
      c213W
    10. Lighting Standards (Built-up Areas) 106 words
      cc213-4W
    11. INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, NORTH-EAST ENGLAND 87 words
      c214W
    12. RAILWAYS(HAYES-HARLINGTON LINE) 103 words
      c214W
    13. GENOCIDE CONVENTION (RATIFICATION) 98 words
      cc214-5W
    14. N.A.T.O. AND U.S.S.R. (DEFENCE) 362 words
      cc215-6W
    15. FORMOSA AND THE PESCADORES 261 words
      c216W
    16. U.S. AIR FORCE UNITS, UNITED KINGDOM 82 words
      cc216-7W
    17. WESTERN EUROPEAN UNION (ARMAMENTS) 98 words
      c217W
    18. SAAR AGREEMENT (IMPLEMENTATION) 46 words
      c217W
    19. UNITED NATIONS CHARTER (ARTICLE 43) 37 words
  4. NIGERIA
      5. cc217-8W
    1. Fire-Fighting Services 92 words
      c218W
    2. Aircraft Crash 139 words
  5. COLONIAL TERRITORIES
      6. c218W
    1. Population Problems 102 words
      cc218-9W
    2. Travel Facilities 95 words
      c219W
    3. Colonial Students (United Kingdom) 238 words
  6. CENTRAL AFRICA
      7. cc219-20W
    1. Nyasaland (Constitutional Proposals) 171 words
      c220W
    2. Northern Rhodesia and Nyasaland (Matriculation Candidates) 119 words
  7. MALAYA AND SINGAPORE
      8. cc220-1W
    1. Co-operative Department (Staff) 64 words
      c221W
    2. Malaya (Surrender Policy) 228 words
      cc221-2W
    3. Multi-Lingual Resolution (Voting) 110 words
      c222W
    4. Registered Electors 65 words
  8. NORTHERN RHODESIA
      9. c222W
    1. African National Congress Protest 86 words
      c222W
    2. British Protected Persons (Franchise) 71 words
      cc222-3W
    3. KENYA WORKS CAMPS (SCREENING) 61 words
  9. WIRELESS AND TELEVISION
      10. c223W
    1. Reception, Wales 144 words
      cc223-4W
    2. Holme Moss Mast (Use by I.T.A.) 59 words
      c224W
    3. Reception, North-East Lincolnshire 93 words
      c224W
    4. Relay Services (Receiving Licences) 116 words
  10. TELEPHONE SERVICE
      11. c224W
    1. New Exchange, Naphill 33 words
      cc224-5W
    2. Self-Help Scheme 59 words
      c225W
    3. Stockport 74 words
      c225W
    4. Belfast 67 words
      c225W
    5. COAL SHIPMENTS (HOLD-UP) 85 words
      cc225-6W
    6. ROYAL COMMISSION ON CAPITAL PUNISHMENT (REPORT) 67 words
      c226W
    7. ABERDEEN UNIVERSITY (DISTURBANCES) 66 words
      c226W
    8. EDUCATION, SCOTLAND (SUPERANNUATION CONTRIBUTIONS) 125 words
  11. MINISTRY OF HEALTH
      12. cc227-8W
    1. Hospital Pharmacists 439 words
      cc228-9W
    2. Prescriptions, Dental Treatment and Appliances 382 words
      c229W
    3. ORANGE JUICE (SUBSIDY) 121 words
      cc229-30W
    4. IRON AND STEEL AGENCY 46 words
      cc230-1W
    5. OFFICER WAR PENSIONERS (ATTENDANCE ALLOWANCE) 58 words
  12. TRADE AND COMMERCE
      13. c231W
    1. Anglo-Spanish Agreement 155 words
      cc231-4W
    2. Trade and Navigation Accounts 567 words

Written Answers (Lords) of 9 February 1955 Series 5 Vol. 190

    c1126WA
  1. DR. NAUMANN 223 words