The report of the. Committee London, June 13. Privileges is being debated in. the House of Commons to-night and later agreed to. without division.
The debate was opened by the Prime Minister, Mr. Ramsay Ma Donald, who, ina brief speech, moved that the House agree with the Feport and traced the circumstances which led tothe questions raised by it, Winston Churchill being referred to the Committee He called. attention to the paragraph "io. the report stating "that Your Committee unanimously report that no breach of privilege has Been committed by Sir Samuel Hoare by the Earl of Derby."
His duty was to put the revert before the House. it was due to Sir Samuel Hoare and the Earl of Derby that the House should give a clear-cut decision as. to whether or "not they were nullity of a breach of Brivilege.
'ME. Churchill followed Mr. Mac-Donald and reiterated his original charge.
'When Sir Samuel Hoare learned last year, he declared, what evidence the 'Manchester Chamber of Commerce proposed to submit' to the Toint. Select Committee on Indian Constitutional Reform, he, with others, exerted pressure with the re-Sult that the evidence was fund mentally. changes.
He also said that the Earl of Derby, {interviewed members of the Chamber fand counselled them to alter' their evidence.
Mr. Churchill said he had no cubi that the action taken by Sir Samuel Hoare and the Earl of Derby was well-intentioned. "He did not impugn their personal motives, but alleged that it-was grossly irregular for members of a commission Dress Witnesses. to alter their evid-
"The report of the Committee of Privileges, adopted by the House to-ay, found that the reason. why the Manchester Chamber of Commerce amended its original evidence was the receipt of cables from the mis-slon which had gone from Lancashire india, insisting on a. strong. and cordial supplementary memorandum Wireless. a fon behalf of Lancashire—Reuter a President Roosevelt will sail. from Annapolis, Maryland, on June 30 for fan extended sea voyage through the Panama Canal to the Hawaiian Tslands, it was announced at the White House on June 16. twere found "Not Guilty" of fraud land corruption in the 1932. elections {in a decision made on June 6. by the US. Senate,
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