Former MP for Shoreditch and Finsbury
asked the Secretary of State for War if he is aware that an announcement has been made to some 150 men of the S.P. Company of the Royal Sussex Regiment, at present serving in the Middle East, and due to return home in July, that they are to remain at this station for another six months; and if, as this decision applies only to this particular unit, and in consequence has aroused...
asked the Secretary of State for the Home Department if his attention has been drawn to a leaflet entitled "Civil Defence," published by the Peace Pledge Union; and as this leaflet is likely to cause a breach of the peace, what steps he proposes to take in respect of it.
Is the Home Secretary aware that this leaflet is a shameful pacifist attack to persuade the people of this country that Civil Defence is of no use? May I ask him whether, in view of the security aspect of this matter, he will consider whether it is reasonable that these people, who refuse to take part in the defence of the country themselves, should be allowed to incite other people to do the...
asked the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs if his Department is still pursuing its inquiries into the unexplained disappearance of two members of its staff, namely Messrs. Burgess and Maclean; and what indications the evidence already in his possession regarding their movements gives as to their intended destination.
Does not the existing information suggest that these men, like all fellow-travellers, were looking to the East?
Does my right hon. Friend assume from the silence of the right hon. Member for Warwick and Leamington (Mr. Eden) and his supporters that they accept the time-table he has laid down for the Finance Bill?
On a point of order. Have you not, Major Milner, collected the voices?
On a point of order.
