According to present arrangements, dhe House will proceed after que: tion time with the business of supply, discussing votes for the Colonial Ofice, and the Colonial and 'Middle Eastern Services, It is expected that the recent unrest in Jamaica, and the question of Palestine, will claim the principal attention of the House, 'On Wednesday, it is learned, the Board of Trade' vote will offer on opportunity for the position regarding the Van Zeckind report to be raised, On Friday, when the vote for the Ministry of Transport is down for discussion, another report regarding which many members will be anxious 16 hear that action is contemplated jand the Bressey ropery on the re~ planning of Greater London's traffic arteries, is expected to be the subject of debate—Reuter.
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