Questions— continued.

National houses, Sale cf (Mr. Davidoff), 
1674; (Sir de Villiers Graaff), 
8771; Let to Railway employees 
(Mr. Davidoff), 1928.

National Housing and Planning Com­
mission, Purchase of land near 
Tygerberg (Mr. Abbott), 3625.

National income, 1940-’49 (Mr. 
Waring), 5286.

National maternity service, Recom­
mendations for (Mr. Lovell), 
1093.

National registration, Recommenda­
tions by Administrators (Mr. 
Sullivan), 2722.

Native Affail's Commission, Vacancy 
(Mr. Waring), 5289; Constitution 
of (Mr. Kahn), 7958.

Native Representative Council, Meet­
ing o f (Mr. Kahn),  6537.

Native (Urban Areas) Act, Natives 
arrested under (Mr. Kahn), 1259; 
Amendment of (Mr. Tighy), 
3166; (Mr. Kahn), 4949; Applica­
tions by Natives to own land in 
terms of (Mr. Kahn), 3324.

Natives—

Applications to own land in urban 
areas (Mr. Kahn), 3324.

Arbitration awards between em­
ployers and (Mr. Kahn), 8146.

Arrested under Native (Urban Areas) 
Act, Number (Mr. Kahn), 1259.

Building industry, Training in (Mr. 
Hepple), 1919; Number em­
ployed in Native areas in (Mr. 
Davis), 2289.

Children attending school, Number 
and cost per child (Mr. Nel), 
2297; (Mr. Stuart), 3333.

Clerks trained for finger impression 
work (Mrs. Ballinger), 2880.

Crops o f maize, kaffir corn, wheat 
and other cereals (Mr. Nel),
2071.

Dismissal from agricultural institu­
tions (Mrs. Ballinger), 3615.

Domestic servants and factory em­
ployees recalled by Chiefs (Mr. 
Davis), 2714.

Questions—continued.

Natives—continued.

Housing, Amount spent on (Dr. V. 
L. Shearer), 3611.

Imprisoned during 1949 (Dr. V. L. 
Shearer), 3611.

Income of population (Mr. Nel), 2070.

Infectious diseases, Amount spent on 
(Dr. V. L. Shearer), 3611.

Labour bureaux, Establishment o f
(Mrs. Ballinger), 2291.

Languages of, Department of Justice 
and (Mr. Hopewell), 2076; De­
partment of Posts and Tele­
graphs ^Mr. Hopewell), 2077; 
Department of Native Affairs 
and (Mr. Hopewell), 2457.

Murdered (Mr. Barlow), 2458.

Pass laws, Number convicted under 
(Mrs. Ballinger), 2292; Number 
exempted from (Mr. Hepple),
575V.

Poll tax (Dr. V. L. Shearer), 3610.

Registered for employment in cities 
(Mr. Davidoff), 4950.

School accommodation in certain 
Provinces (Mr. Stuart), 3330.

School-feeding scheme, Continuation 
and extension of (Mr. Stuart),
2072.

Stock and poultry owned by (Mr. 
Nel), 2070; Lost during drought 
by (Mr. Stuart), 2074.

Taxation, Estimated amount paid by 
(Mr. Nel), 2069; Indirect, Esti­
mated decrease in amount paid 
by (Mr. Stuart), 2071.

Teachers and devaluation (Mr. 
Stuart), 2072.

Teacher pensioners and devaluation 
(Mr. Stuart), 2072.

Treatment of arrested Native during 
Rand riots (Mr. Kahn), 3342.

War allowances paid to dependants 
(Col. J. Wilkens), 1667.

Women, Service contract registration 
of (Mr. Sullivan), 2298.



Questions—continued.

Naturalisation of persons in Union 
and S.W.A. (Mr. Tighy), 608.

Nautical Careers Enquiry Committee, 
Report of (Dr. V. L. Shearer).
630.

Newcastle disease, Outbreak of (Mr. 
Tighy), 223; Serum against (Mr. 
Kentridge), 224.

Newclare, Persons killed in distur­
bances at (Mr. Kahn), 1918; 
Riots at (Mr. Tighy), 1265.

Newspapers banned <Mr. Kahn), 2720.

Non-Europeans, Wounded or killed by 
firearms used by Europeans (Mr. 
Kahn),  629; Employment in the 
Public Service (Mr. Kahn),  827; 
Number in the Public Service 
(Mr. Kahn), 827; Killed as a re­
sult o f Police action (Mr. Kahn), 
6126; Replaced by Europeans in 
State employment (Mr. Hay­
ward), 7555; Maintenance grants 
and family allowances paid to 
(Mr. P. J.' H. Luttig), 8147.

Oats, Estimated crop (Mr. Waring), 
632; Producer prices (Mr. 
Waring), 813; Basis of prices for 
(Mr. Waring), 814; Imported 
(Mr. Delport), 826; (Mr. Hughes), 
5760; Quantity received by Wheat 
Board (Mr. Waring), 5287; Prices 
recommended by National Mar­
keting Council and the boards 
(Mr. Waring), 6376.

Ocean mail contract, Employment of 
Union citizens and (Dr. V. L. 
Shearer), 797; Sums paid under 
(Mr. Mitchell), 1247.

Oil, Report on refining industry (Mr. 
Sullivan), 390; Commonwealth 
Conference on (Mr. Waring), 
4274; Manufacture from coal 
(Mr. Waring), 6377, 8549.

Oil cake, Subsidy on (Mr. Waring),
8549. 9860; Subsidy to manufac­
turers of balanced rations for 
importation of (Mr. Waring), 
9495.

Onderstepoort, Appointment of prin­
cipal (Mr. Waring), 4019.

Onions, Export of (Mr. Waring). 3169. 
7958.

Oranges, Size o f 1949 crcp and retail 
prices (Mr. Tighy), 210.

Questions— continued.

Pakistan, Detention of Springbok Em­
pire Games representatives at 
Karachi (Mr. Waring), 216; 
Trade embargo withdrawn by 
(Mr. Hayward), 1090; Trade be­
tween Union and (Mr. Waring), 
1525; Group Areas Bill and (Mr. 
Kahn), 6124; (Mr. Tighy), 6535; 
Round-table conference with (Mr. 
Strauss), 8550, 9493; (Mr. Kahn), 
8772.

Pass laws, Natives convicted under 
(Mrs. Ballinger), 2292; Natives 
exempted from (Mr. Hepple), 
5757; Conditions for exemption 
from (Mr. Kahn), 7315.

Passports, Number granted and refused 
(Mr. Davidoff), 404; Refused 
(Mr. Tighy), 607; Refused to 
South African citizens (Mr. 
Kahn),  823; Appeal to Privy 
Council in connection with (Mr. 
Kahn), 3168; Cost of cases in 
connection with (Mr. Tighy), 
3327; Validity teriod (Mr. 
Waring), 529S.

Pensions, Granted by Special Pensions 
Board (Mr. Lewis), 405; Old 
age, Number and amount accord­
ing to racial groups (Mr. Sulli­
van), 792, 4958; War veterans, 
according to racial groups (Mr. 
Sullivan), 792; Blind persons, 
according to racial groups (Mr. 
Sullivan), 792; Old age, Number 
withdrawn (Mr. Hayward), 3609, 
4280; Means test, Terms of (Mr. 
Sullivan), 4283; Widow o f gaoler 
at Queenstown (Mr. van Coller), 
4783; War veterans (Mr. Hughes)
5289.

Petrol, Alternate system o f rationing 
(Mr. Brooke), 214; Consumption 
and rationing (Mr. Tighy), 392; 
Cost of rationing of (Mr. Hay­
ward), 618, 3609; Revenue stamp 
on applications for supplemen­
tary allowances (Mr. Frieling- 
haus), 802; Private and State 
consumption (Capt. Butters), 
1082; Discrimination against mo­
torists when rationing introduced 
(Mr. Frielinghaus), 1673; Con­
trol and distribution of (Mr. V. 
G. F. Solomon), 2078; Govern­
ment vehicles and saving of (Mr. 
Hayward), 2301; Licence for 
manufacture from coal (Dr. 
Loock), 2878.

Phthisis compensation, Legislation to 
raise rate of (Mr. S. J. M. Steyn), 
401.



Questions—continued.

Pigs, Number in Union (Mr. Sullivan), 
5449.

Pin-tables, Permits for importation of 
(Mr. Waring), 633, 2723, 3776.

Pokwani, Private building sites at (Mr. 
Tigliy), 1525.

Police, Re-employment of interned or 
discharged members o f (Mr. 
Tighy), 603; Number killed (Mr. 
Barloiv), 2457; Firearms used by, 
in Germiston location (Mr. 
Kahn), 6125; Posted at Witzies- 
hoek (Mr. Kahn), 6125; Non- 
Europeans killed as a result of 
action by (Mr. Kahn), 6126; Tear 
gas used by (Mr. Kahn),  6126.

Police Commission of Enquiry, Public 
sittings o f (Mr. Tighy). 209.

Police pensions, Report o f Departmen­
tal enquiry into (Mr. Tighy), 208: 
Improvement of (Mr. Tighy1, 
209; (Mr. Davidoff), 3167.

Pork, Higher quota for Port Elizabeth 
(Mr. Hayward), 9859.

Port Elizabeth —

Pork, Higher quota, for (Mr. Hay­
ward), 9859.

Sheep and goats slaughtered in (Mr. 
Hayward), 4450.

Technical College, Appointment of 
mathematics master (Col. Jor­
dan), 4449.

Potato Board. Funds accumulated by 
(Mr. Waring), 406.

Potatoes, Permits for export of (Mr. 
Tighy), 210; Cost-of-production 
survey (Mrs. Benson), 3168; Ton­
nage exported (Mr. Waring), 
5287.

Press, Various Government depart­
ments and the (Mr. Russell), 413, 
628, 805, 1083. 1254, 1534, 2293; 
Decision to appoint commission 
unaltered (Mr. Russell), 1522; 
Motion on freedom of (Mr. Rus­
sell), 1523.

Press attaches, Number and qualifica­
tions (Dr. Jonker), 620, 9905; 
Appointed since June, 1948 (Capt. 
Butters), 1088.

Questions—continued.

Press photo of Cape Town demonstra­
tion, Investigation into (Mr. Wa­
ring), 9491.

Press photographer, Police action 
against (Mr. Barlow), 215.

Price control, Beaufort West (Mr. 
Mitchell), 3160; Prosecutions and 
convictions under (Mr. Tothill), 
3624.

Price Controller, Staff o f (Mr. Hope- 
well), 220.

Price indices, Average monthly (Mr. 
Sullivan), 2721; In principal 
urban areas (Mr. Hepple), 8148.

Prime Minister’s office and the Press 
(Mr. Russell), 2293.

Prisoners, Transported by train be­
tween Johannesburg and Preto­
ria (Mr. Tighy), 788; Number of 
escaped (Mr. van Coiler), 4958.

Privy Council and decision on pass­
ports (Mr. Kahn), 3168.

Prize money and S.A. naval units (Mr. 
Lewis), 816.

Produce prices, Calculation of (Mr. 
Robinson), 7319.

Producer prices and cost-of-living (Mr. 
Tighy), 212; Indices of foodstuffs 
(Mr. Sullivan), 2283.

Protectorates, Incorporation of (Mr. 
Tighy), 22.

Public debt, Net increase in (Mr. Wa­
ring), 4959.

Public holidays, Report of Commission 
on (Mr. Tighy1, 25; (Mr. du 
Toit), 4781.

Public servants. Sub-economic housing 
for (Mr. Tighy), 604.

Public Service, Sabotage in (Mr. 
Tighy), 789; Employment o f non- 
Europeans in (Mr. Kahn),  827; 
Number of non-Europeans in 
(Mr. Kah?i), 827; Instructions 
regarding vacant and new posts 
in (Mr. Mitchell). 3161.

Questionnaire for departmental schools 
(Mr. Russell), 3616.



Questions—continued.

Railway Grievances Commission, Re­
commendations of (Capt. Hen- 
wood), 397; Appointment and 
terms of reference (.Mr. Davi­
doff),  402; Payment o f witnesses 
before (Capt Henwood), 404; 
Staff changes and (Mr. Tighy), 
1086.

Railways and Harbours —

Accidents (Mr. Kentridge), 2075; 
(Mrs. Ballinger), 2458; (.Capt. 
Henwood), 5290.

“Agulhas” and “Erica” , Cost of over­
hauling o f (Dr. V. L. Shearer), 
796.

Apartheid, Cost of (Mr. Russell), 221.

Assistant General Managers, Appoint­
ment of (Mr. P. B. Bekker), 5448.

Batteries purchased (Col. McMillan) , 
5446.

Building in Bloemfontein, Renting of 
(Mr. Barlow), 4020, 5291.

Calvinia and Klaver, Railway link 
between (Mr. Russell), 204.

Cartage work in Durban harbour 
(Dr. V. L. Shearer), 2451.

Coal trucks, Congestion at Durban 
and Lourenco Marques (Mr. Wa­
ring), 1676.

Concessions (Mr. Henderson), 4948.

Crane drivers, Resignation o f at 
Durban (Dr. V. L. Shearer), 9205.

Deputy General Manager, Career of 
(Dr. Steenkamp), 804.

Eastern system, Extra cost of water 
to (Mr. van Coller), 621.

Employees in South West Africa, 
Transfer of (Mr. Hopewell), 9861.

Fodder, Loading of trucks with (Mr. 
Waring), 9860.

Freezing o f promotions, Amounts 
involved (Dr. Jonker), 5447.

General Manager, Retirement of 
(Mr. Tighy), 1091; Financial 
arrangements resulting from re­
tirement (Mr. Sturrock), 1264; 
Formal agreement with (Mr. 
Sturrock), 3328.

Questions—continued.

Goods in transit, Losses of (Dr. V.
L. Shearer), 2872.

Graded and other employees (Mr. 
Kahn), 3616.

Halt between Hillary and Malvern 
(Mr. Hopewell), 2877.

Houses for employees at East London 
(Mr. Gale), 1089.

Housing wotkers at Prospect (Mr. 
Tighy), 788.

Import control, Effect on revenue of 
(Mr. Tighy), 788.

Increased rates and Louwcol (Mr. 
Brooke), 2287.

Level crossing accidents (Capt. Hen­
wood), 5290.

Liquor licences for institutes (Mr. 
Mitchell), 821.

Luxury buses, Time-tables and speed 
(Capt. Butters), 1087.

Maize, Rates for loading at private 
sidings (Mr. Waring), 4275.

Manganese ore, Transport of (Mr. 
Waring), 4447.

National houses let to employees 
(Mr. Davidoff), 1928.

Party politics and employees’ families 
(Dr. Jonker), 5446.

Passenger coaches, Required in Cape 
Peninsula (Mr. Gay), 6374.

Personnel and political activities 
(Mr. Hayward), 2289; (Mr. Mit­
chell), 9492.

Pietermaritzburg-Matatiele line, Arri­
val o f train (Mr. Hughes), 3328.

Salt River workshop. New storekeeper 
(Mr. Hughes), 5289.

Sea Park Halt, Removal of (Mr. 
Mitchell), 2714.

Senior posts, Vacant (Mr. Cull), 2716.

Strike of Workers at East London 
(Dr. Smit), 2340.

Sub-economic housing loans for em­
ployees (Mr. Tighy), 788.



Questions—continued.

System Manager, Cape Town, Hous­
ing and transport of (Mr. Hay­
ward,), 3776.

System Managers, Appointment of 
(Dr. V. L. Shearer), 1244.

Tariffs increased by more than 10 
per cent. (Mr. Waring), 4446; 
(Mr. Henderson), 4949.

Temporary employees discharged 
(Mr. Tighy), 1260.

Thefts o f property and goods (Capt. 
Henwood), 2875.

Time-table, Cape Town-Kimberley 
(Mr. Kahn),  2717.

Vessels, belonging to (Dr. V. L. 
Shearer), 795; Acquired by Ad­
ministration (Dr. V. L. Shearer), 
825; Expenditure on repairs to 
(Mr. Gay), 1074.

Water supply at Amabele, Gazella 
and Blaney (Mr. C. M. Warren), 
634.

W oodstock station, Modernisation 
and location o f (Mr. Russell), 
205.

Workshops at Koedoespoort (Mr. 
Frates), 3165.

Zulu language, Additional remunera­
tion for officials for knowledge 
of (Col. McMillan), 2290.

Rent Boards, Increases and reductions 
in rents allowed (Mr. Hepple), 
1262; Valuations by (Mr. N. G. 
Eaton), 1915; Examples o f deci­
sions by (Mr. N. G. Eaton), 1916.

Rents Bill (Mr. Hepple), 9493.

Reserve Bank, Government borrowing 
from  (Mr. Sullivan), 388.

Residence permits, Holders o f tempo­
rary (Mr. Tighy), 607.

Rice, Importation and distribution 
costs of (Mr. Waring), 216; Land­
ed cost of (Mr. Waring), 822; 
Tonnage imported (Capt. But­
ters), 2284; Prom Egypt (Capt. 
Henwood), 2715; Profit made on 
(Mr. Waring), 3171.

Round-table conference with India and 
Pakistan (Mr. Kahn), 6124, 8772; 
(Mr. Tighy), 6535; [Mr. Strauss),
8550, 9493.

Questions—continued.

Rye, Loss on transactions of Wheat 
Control Board (Mr. Waring), 633; 
Higher price for (Mr. Waring), 
3612; Loss on export (Mr. Wa­
ring), 4273; Producer prices (Mr. 
Waring), 5287; Prices recom­
mended by the National Market­
ing Council and the boards (Mr. 
Waring), 6376; Financing of loss 
on export of (Mr. Waring), 8553; 
Purpose of special levy on (Mr. 
Waring), 9494.

Saunders wheat, Experiments with 
(Capt. G. H. F. Strydom), 1263.

School accommodation for Coloured 
children, Shortage of (Mr. Hay­
ward), 2453.

School feeding scheme, Continuation 
and extension of Native (Mr. 
Stuart), 2072; Commission on 
(Mr. Mitchell), 2712.

Sea competitive rates and Union ves­
sels (Dr. V. L. Shearer), 1096.

Seamen, Employment of European (Dr. 
V. L. Shearer), 3610.

Sea Park Halt, Removal o f (Mr. Mit­
chell), 2714.

Sentences, Remission of long-term (Mr. 
Barlow), 214.

Seretse Khama (Mr. Kahn), 3619.

Service contract registration of Native 
women (Mr. Sullivan), 2298.

Sheep, Slaughtered in Port Elizabeth 
(Mr. Hayward), 4450; Number in 
Union (Mr. Sullivan), 5449.

Sheshugu Reserve, Extent (Mrs. Bal­
linger), 3614.

Slaughter animals, Report on trans­
port of (Col. Jordan), 9202, 9203.

Social services, Cost of (Mr. Sullivan). 
2299.

Soil conservation, In Native reserves 
(Mr. Brooke), 1085; Districts 
proclaimed under Act (Mr. 
Brink), 1666; Extension officers 
use of Government vehicles (Mr. 
Hayward), 2288; Cost to State of 
courses in (Mr. Russell), 4274; 
Demostration work on farm Gan- 
naleegte (Mr. Hayward), 9210.



Questions—continued.

Soil erosion engineers, Number ap­
pointed (Mr. Mitchell), 1521.

South Africa Act, Amendment of 
definition o f European (Mr. 
Waring),  3775.

South African Airways—

[See Airways.]

South African art collection, Exhibi­
tion in inland centres (Capt. 
Henwood), 803; In Italy (Mr. Eys- 
sen), 4445.

South African Broadcasting Corpora­
tion—

[See Broadcasting.]

South African citizenship, Number of 
persons renouncing (Mr. van den 
Heever), 2282.

South African Cable and Wireless Com­
pany, Profits on (Mr. Mitchell). 
1248.

South African Naval Forces—

LSee under Defence.]

South African Reserve Bank—

[See Reserve Bank.]

South African Tourist Corporation, 
Appointments to board of (Mr. 
Mitchell), 7956.

South West Africa, Date of election in 
(Mr. Tighy), 22; (Mr. Strauss). 
6946, 9858; German nationals ad­
mitted to (Mr. Pocock) , 2079; 
Railway employees transferred 
(Mr. Hopewell), 9861.

Special local allowances at Linden and 
Kliptown (Mr. Tighy), 1086.

Springbok Empire Games representa­
tives, Detention of, at Karachi 
(Mr. Waring), 216; Representa­
tions in regard to (Mr. Waring). 
623.

Squatter pegging agreement, Review of 
(Mr. C. M. Warren>, 1075.

State housing scheme, Cost and extent 
of (Mr. Tighy), 603.

Steel, Shortage of (Mr. Sullivan), 6129.

Sterility disease among cattle (Mr. 
Grobler), 1665.

Questions— continued.

Sterling countries, Trade agreement 
between Japan and (Mr. Sulli- 
van), 818.

Stock, Owned by Natives (Mr. Nel), 
2070; Lost by Natives during 
drought (Mr. Stuart), 2074; 
Owned by Europeans (Mr. 
Kahn),  3777.

Sunflower seed, Regulations for export 
(Mr. Waring), 5292.

Sunflower-seed oil, Transactions of 
Food Directorate in (Mr. Wa­
ring), 405; Loss on (Mr. Waring), 
4448.

Superphosphates, Production and sup­
ply (Mr. Waring), 4791; Permits 
for producers (Mr. Waring), 
4961.

Surveyor - General’s office, Staff 
shortage (Col. Oosthuizen), 4950.

Swiss loan, Rate of interest (Mr. Hope- 
well), 824; Cost of raising (Mr. 
Hopewell), 1097.

Tanneries, Subsidised by cattle farmers 
(Mr. Boivker), 812.

Taxation, Agreement with foreign 
countries on double (Mr. Rus­
sell), 28; Paid by Native popu­
lation (Mr. Nel), 2069; Indirect, 
Estimated decrease in amount 
paid by Natives (Mr. Stuart), 
2071.

Tea, Importation from Nyasaland (Mr. 
Lewis), 822.

Tear gas, Used by Police (Mr. Kahn), 
6126.

Technical and Vocational Education, 
Legislation to give effect to re­
commendation of Commission on 
(Mr. Sullivan), 624.

Telephones, Number of applications for 
in Orange Grove area (Mr. Wa­
ring), 2719.

Tin, Importation of (Mr. Barlow), 4020.

Tomlinson Report, Publication of 
(Capt Henwood), 4953.

Trade agreement between sterling 
countries and Japan (Mr. Sulli­
van), 818.



Questions—continued.

Transkei, Betterment areas proclaimed 
in the (Mr. Hughes'), 2454.

Transkeian Territories General Council. 
Resolutions of (Mr. Stuart), 2073; 
Funds o f (Mr. Stuart), 2073.

Undue Restraint o f Trade Act, Investi­
gations in connection with (Mr.
V. G. F. Solomon), 1078.

Unemployed persons, Number registered 
and placed (Mr. Henderson), 618; 
(Mr. Hepple), 5293.

Unemployment, Monthly figures for 
1948 and 1949 (Mr. Russell), 206; 
In  Rand building industry (Mr. 
Tight/), 394; In Rand clothing 
industry (Mr. Tighy), 395; In 
Cape building trade (Mr. 
Waring), 4279.

Unemployment Insurance Fund, In­
vestment of (Mr. Tighy), 395; 
Operations of (Mr. Sullivan). 
1095; Exemption from contribu­
tions to (Mr. Kahn), 3336. 7321.

Union Loan Certificates, Cost of pro­
paganda for and 'withdrawals 
(Mr. Tighy), 1928.

United Kingdom Dominion Wools Dis­
posals Ltd., Profits held by (Mr. 
Bowker), 7320.

United Kingdom loan, Cost of raising 
(Mr. Hopewell), 1097.

United States loan, Rate of interest 
(Mr. Hopewell), 824; Cost of 
raising (Mr. Hopewell), 1097.

Universities, Active Citizen Force units 
at (Col. Jordan), 2879; Initiation 
at (Capt. G. H. F. Strydom), 4791.

“Verona,” Vessel in Durban harbour 
(Dr. V. L. Shearer), 2452, 2870,
2871.

Vessels, Authority for registration in 
Union (D r 'V .  L. Shearer), 793; 
Authority to commandeer (Dr. 
V. L. Shearer), 799; Foreign- 
going, belonging to Railway Ad­
ministration (Dr. V. L. Shearer). 
795; Acquired by the Railway 
Administration (Dr. V. L. 
Shearer), 825; Expenditure on 
repairs to by Railway Adminis­
tration (Mr. Gay), 1074; Tonnage 
carried by Union and other (Dr. 
V. L. Shearer), 1261; Secret mani­
fests of cai’goes on American 
(Mr. Robinson), 7552.

Questions—continued.

Veterinary surgeons, Vacant posts for 
(Capt. Henwood), 398.

Voters, Objections against Coloured 
and European, in the Cape (Dr. 
van Nierop), 31, 1918; Coloured 
in Cape constituencies (Mr. 
Botha),  409; Immigrants regis­
tered as (Mr. Tighy'i, 606; Num­
ber of Coloured, at last election 
(Mr. Barlow), 2283; Number of 
European in each constituency 
(Mr. C. M. Warren), 2880, 9917.

Voters’ roll, New regulations (Mr. 
Tighy), 3327.

Wage agreement, Refusal by Minister 
to sign (Mr. Tighy), 26.

Wage determinations, Number in ope­
ration (Mr. Kahn), 2876; Rates 
under (Mr. Hughes), 5289.

Wage increases and Louwcol (Mr. 
Brooke), 2288.

Wartime volunteers, Employment for 
(Mr. Lewis), 2287.

Wattle bark, Producers’ prices (Capt. 
Henwood), 7552.

Welkom, Proclaiming as a township 
(Mr. H. S. Erasmus), 1250.

Western Native Townships, Disturb­
ances in (Mr. Tighy), 786.

Wheat, Union’s quota and purchases of 
(Mr. Sullivan), 631; Imported 
(Mr. Delport), 826; (Mr. 
Hughes), 5760; Experiments with 
Saunders type (Capt. G. H. F. 
Strydom), 1263; Landed cost of, 
imported during 1948-’49 (Mr. 
Waring), 1678; Quantity and cost 
of, imported during 1948-’49 (Mr. 
Waring). 1677; Native crops of 
(Mr. Nel), 2071; Price for 1950- 
’51 crop <Mr. Waring);  3169; 
Loan to Rhodesia (Mr. Waring), 
3170; Price of imported (Mr. Wa­
ring), 3612, 9861; Higher price for 
(Mr. Waring), 3612; Consump­
tion of (Mr. Waring), 3776; 
European farmers’ crops of (Mr. 
Kahn), 3777; Producers’ price 
(Mr. Waring), 4787, 9861; 
Prices recommended by National 
Marketing Council and the 
boards (Mr. Waring), 6376; Lost 
in “Joanis Kulukundis" (Capt. 
Butters), 7318.



Questions—continued.

Wheat Control Board, Loss on rye 
transactions (Mr. Waring), 633; 
Funds accumulated by (Mr. Wa­
ring), 815; Agreement between 
Minister and, on wheat prices 
(Mr, S. M. Loubser), 818.

Whisky, Prohibited imports (Capt. 
Henvoood), 6535,

Wills admitted to probate (Mrs. Bertha 
Solomon), 1087.

Witwatersrand Land Titles Commission, 
Final report (Mr. V. G. F. Solo- 
mon), 1671; Action in connection 
with report (Mr. Sturrock), 3166.

Wolfaardt Commission, Publication of 
report of (Mr. Tighy), 27.

W oodstock: Post Office building (Mr. 
Russell), 30; Station, Moderni­
sation and location (Mr. Russell),
205.

Wool, False packing (Mr. Hayward), 
3622.

Wool Disposals Organisation, Funds in ­
vested in Government loans (Mr. 
V. G. F. Solomon), 1530; Amount 
invested by (Mr. Waring), 7320; 
Profits held bv 1 Mr. Bowker), 
7320.

Wool levy, Amounts collected (Mr. Hay­
ward), 617; (Mr. Waring), 7320.

Wool profits, Payment to farmers in 
Australia (Mr. Hayward), 616; 
Petitions for refunding of (Mr. 
Hayward), 823; Investing o f (Mr. 
Vosloo), 1257; Paying over of 
(Mr. Waring), 5452; Held by 
United Knigdom Dominion Wool 
Disposals Ltd.. (Mr. Bowker), 
7320.

Work colonies and retreats, Establish­
ment of (Mr. Sullivan), 619.

Yearbook of the Union, Publication of 
(Mr. Tighy). 785.

Questions under Name of Member— 

Abbott, Mr. C. B. M.—

Deciduous Fruit Board, Property pur­
chased by, 3329.

National Housing and Planning Com ­
mission, Land purchased near 
Tygerberg, 3625.

Questions under Name of Member—
continued.

Allen, Mr. F. B —

Liquor Act, Amendment of, 5448.

Ballinger, Mrs. V. M. L.—

Civilised labour policy in Agricultural 
Institutions, 3615.

Irrigation scheme under Department 
of Native Affairs, 3614.

Native clerks trained for finger- 
impression work in Department 
o f Native Affairs, 2880.

Native labour bureaux, Establishment 
of, 2291.

Pass offences, Natives convicted of, 
2292.

Railway accidents, Number of, 2458.
Sheshugu Reserve, Extent, 3614.

Barlow, Mr. A. G.—

Building in Bloemfontein, Renting by 
Railways, 4020, 5291.

Coloured voters, Number at last elec­
tion, 2283.

Murders, Number of Europeans, 2457: 
Number o f Natives, 2458.

Policemen, Number killed, 2457.

Press photographer, Police action 
against, 215.

Sentences, Remission o f long-term, 214.

Tin, Importation of, 4020.

Bekker, Mr. H. T. van G.—

Chief o f the General Staff, Press 
statement by, 4448.

Bekker, Mr. P. B.—

Assistant General Manager o f Rail­
ways, Appointment, 5448.

Telephone services, 4281.

Benson, Mrs. E. A.—

Fruit, Prices of, 3341.

Grapes, Supply and sale of, 828.
Potatoes, Cost-of-production survey, 

3168.



Questions under Name of Member
continued.

Bloomberg, Mr. A.—

Indians, Mortgage bonds on property 
owned by, 1674.

Botha, Mr. P. W.—

George Industrial School, Boarding 
accommodation for commercial 
pupils, 4021; Amount made avail­
able to, 4284.

Voters, Coloured, in Cape constituen­
cies, 409.

Bowker, Mr. T. B .—

Dongola, Stock and settlers in reserve, 
4954.

French mannequins, Visit of and 
foreign exchange, 6946.

Tanneries subsidised by cattle farmers, 
812.

United Kingdom Dominion W ool Dis­
posals, Ltd., Profits held by, 
7320.

Wool Disposal Organisation, Wool 
profits held by, 7320.

Brink, Mr. W. D.—

Soil conservation, Districts proclaimed 
under Act, 1666.

Brooke, Mr. R. S.—

Building industry, Price control in, 
2287.

Cattle, Increased supply from Native 
reserves, 1085; Number slaugh­
tered in Union and losses in 
Native reserves, 1086.

Control boards, Auditing of accounts,
790.

Pood Louwcol and increased prices of,
’ 2287.

Housing for priority registrations, 1253.

Letting Controller, Priority registra­
tions with, 1252.

Mental hospital at Bellville, Contracts 
for, 1252.

Mutton, Scarcity of and decontrol, 407.

Petrol rationing, Alternate system, 214.

Questions under Name of Member
continued.

Brooke, Mr. B. S.—continued.

Railway rates and Louwcol, 2287.

Soil conservation in Native reserves, 
1085.

Wage increases and Louwcol, 2288.

Butters, Capt. W. R  —

Canned foods, Rise in prices of, 1672.

C h a p la in -General to Union Defence 
Forces, Career of, 1529, 9907.

Delville W ood Memorial, Protection of, 
9206.

Food products exported and supplied 
as ships’ stores, 1921.

• Gamtoos,” S.S., Operated by Depart­
ment of Agriculture, 1081; A p­
pointment of officers for, 1526, 
Careers o f master and mate of, 
1528.

Petrol, Private and State consumption, 
1082.

Press Attaches, Appointed since June,
1948, 1088.

Railway luxury buses, Time-table and 
speed, 1087.

Rice, Tonnage imported, 2284.
Wheat, Loss in „Joanis Kulukundis, 

7318.

Christie, Mr. J.—

Government commissions appointed 
from June, 1948, to December,
1949, 1094.

Industrial Legislation Commission, 
Staff of, 791.

Cull, Mr. J. A.—

Senior Railway posts vacant, 2716.

Davidoff, Mr. H.—

Klipfontein Organic Products Corpora­
tion, Nationalisation of, 1531.

National houses, Sale of, 1674; Let to 
Railway employees, 1928.

Natives registered for employment in 
cities, 4950.



Questions under Name of Member—
continued.

Davidoff, Mr. H.—continued.

Passports, Number granted and re­
fused, 404.

Police pension scheme. Improved, 
3167.

Post Office Grievances Committee, 
Report of, 3168.

Railway Grievances Commission, Ap­
pointment and terms of refer­
ence, 402.

Davis, Mr. A.—

Building industry, Number of Natives 
employed in, 2289.

Companies Law, Amendment of, 32.

Native domestic servants and factory 
employees recalled by Chiefs,
2714.

Museums, Date o f publication of Re­
port of Commission on, 32.

Delport, Mr. G. S. P.—

Wheat, barley and oats imported since 
1946, 826.

Du Toit, Mr. R. J. —

Postal matter, Delivery at Ottery, 9859.

Public holidays, Report of Commission 
on, 4784.

“Southern Floe” , S.A.N.S., Coat-of- 
Arms, 6378.

Eaton, Mr. A. H. J.—

Diagrams, Delay in passing, 800.

Eaton, Mr. N. G.—

Bonus Work, Report of Committee of 
Inquiry into, 1078.

Rent Boards, Valuations by, 1915; Ex­
amples of decisions by, 1916.

Erasmus, Mr. H. S. —

Free State gold areas, Restrictions on 
use of land in, 1250; S m allh old ­
ings in, 1251.

Welkom, Proclaiming as a township, 
1250.

Questions under Name of Member—
continued.

Eyssen, Mr. S. H.—

Art, Exhibition of South African Col­
lection in Italy, 4445.

Frates, Mr. T. J.—

British Broadcasting Corporation, 
Broadcast referring to Union 
Government, 6126.

Mobile post offices, 3165.

Overtime in Post Office, 3165.

Railway workshops at Koedoespoort, 
3165.

Frielinghaus, Mr. H. O.—

Bread, Subsidy required to stabilise 
price, 800.

Jute and hessian pockets. Shortage of, 
801.

Petrol, Revenue stamp on applications 
for supplementary allowances, 
802; Discrimination against 
motorists when rationing intro­
duced, 1673.

Gale, Mr. D. J.—

Houses for Railway employees at East 
London, 1089.

“Jan van Riebeeck” , Purchase of, 4954.

Gay, Mr. L. C.—

Destroyer purchased by Union Govern­
ment, 1075.

Forest fires, Penalty for, 799.

Naval uniform, Changes in design of, 
1093.

Railway passenger coaches, Required in 
Cape Peninsula, 6374.

Vessels, Expenditure on repairs to by 
Railway Administration, 1074.

Gluckman, Dr. the Hon. H.—

Building artisans, Payments to under 
guarantee, 400.

Health centres, Expenditure on. 399.

Houses built by various authorities, 
789.



Questions under Name of Member—
continued.

Gluckman, Dr. the Hon. H.—continued.

Housing, Liability of employers to con­
tribute towards, 398; Sources of 
funds for, 399.

Graaff, Sir de Villiers—

National houses, selling of. 8771.

Grobler, Mr. D. C . S. —

Sterility disease among cattle, 1665.

Hayward, Mr. G. N.—

Broadcasting, Political news items, 
6372.

Cattle diverted from Maitland to non­
controlled areas, 8548.

Civilised labour policy, In State 
employment, 7555.

Disability allowances, Withdrawn, 3780.

French mannequins, Visit to Union of, 
8552.

Gannaleegte, Aberdeen, Soil conserva­
tion demonstration work at, 9210.

Government vehicles, Used by soil 
conservation officers, 2288.

Justice o f  the peace, Appointment for 
Tankara, 9209.

Ministerial cars, Use of, 2077.

Old-age pensions, Number withdrawn,
3609, 4280.

Pakistan, Trade embargo withdrawn 
by, 1090.

Petrol, Cost of rationing of, 618, 3609; 
Government vehicles and saving 
of, 2301.

Pork Higher quota for Port Elizabeth, 
9859.

Railway personnel and political activi­
ties, 2289.

School accommodation for Coloured 
children, Shortage of, 2453.

Sheep and goats slaughtered in Port 
Elizabeth, 4450.

System Manager of Railways, Cape 
Town, Housing and transport of,
3776.

Questions under Name of Member—
continued.

Hayward, Mr. G. N.—continued.

Wool, False packing, 3622.

W ool levy, Amounts collected, 617.

Wool profits, Payment to farmers in 
Australia, 616; Pretitions for re­
fund of, 823.

Henderson, Mr. E. J. W.—

Brigadier du Toit, Officers senior to, 
805.

Import permits for consumers’ goods, 
1091.

Marketing Act, Legislation arising 
from report on, 31.

National Finance Corporation. Publica­
tion of accounts, 214.

Railway concessions, 4948.

Railway tariffs, Increase of. 4949.

Unemployed persons, Number regis­
tered and placed, 618.

Henwood, Capt. B. H.—

Accidents at railway level crossings,
5290.

Agricultural products, Levy funds in 
respect of, 8551.

Eggs, Circles and municipal markets,
7316.

Mental hospital at Pietermaritzburg, 
Shortage o f accommodation, 7317.

Prisons Department, Age for retire­
ment of officers in, 1521.

Railway Grievances Commission, Re­
commendations of, 397; Payment 
o f witnesses before, 404.

Rice. O ffer from Egypt, 2715.

South African art collection, Exhibi­
tion in inland centres, 803.

Thefts o f Railway property and goods, 
2875.

Tomlinson Report, Publication of. 4953.

Veterinary surgeons, Vacant posts for, 
398.

Wattle bark, Producer’s prices, 7552.

Whisky, Prohibited imports, 6535.



Questions under Name of Member—
continued.

Hepple, Mr. A.—

Closed shop clause and Department of 
Labour, 3329.

Cost-of-living allowances, Exemption 
from prescribed, 2082.

I.L.O. Conference. Union’s representa­
tive at, 411.

Industrial Legislation Commission, 
Visit to Belgian Congo, 411.

Land Titles Commission, Recommenda­
tions of, 803.

Letting Controller, New applications 
received by, 1262.

Master and Servants Laws, Prosecu­
tions, 5758.

Monthly Retail Price Index, Calcula­
tion of, 2081.

Natives, Training in building industry, 
1919.

Pass laws, Natives exempted from, 5757.

Price indices, In principal urban areas, 
8184.

Rent Boards, Increases and reductions 
in rents allowed, 1262.

Rents Bill, 9493.

Unemployed persons, Number regis­
tered, 5293.

Hertzog, Dr. A.—

Immigrants, Number, nationality, sex 
and country of origin, of, 2296, 
3173, 9909.

Hopewell, Mr. A.—

Airways, Engineers and language quali­
fications, 4444.

Currency arrangements between Union 
and Britain, 217.

Economic survey of Government de­
partments, 1917.

Halt between Hillary and Malvern, 
2877.

Loans. Rates of interest on United 
States and Swiss, 824; Cost of 
raising in Britain, United States 
and Switzerland, 1097.

Questions under Name of Member—
continued.

Hopewell, Mr. A.—continued.

Mental hospitals, Extension o f accom­
modation, 9204.

Motor vehicles, Mark-up on, 3617.

Native languages, Department of Jus­
tice and, 2076; Department of 
Posts and Telegraphs, and, 2077; 
Department of Native Affairs 
and, 2457.

Non-resident shareholders’ tax, 
Amount of, 629.

Pensions Department, Personnel of, 
1912.

Posts and Telegraphs, Vacant posts in 
Department of, 221.

Price Controller, Staff of, 220.

Railway employees in South-West 
Africa, Transfer of, 9861.

Hughes, Mr. T. G.—

Agricultural products, Controlled prices, 
5759.

Hides, Percentage sold, 5761.

Pensions, War veterans, 5289.

Pietermaritzburg - Matatiele railway 
line, Arrival of train, 3328.

Salt River Railway workshops. New 
storekeeper, 5289.

Transkei, Betterment areas proclaimed 
in the, 2454.

Wage determinations, Rates under, 
5289.

Wheat, oats, mealies. Imported, 5760.

Jonker, Dr. A. H.—

Broadcasting news service, Cost of new, 
1098.

Freezing of Railway promotions, 
Amounts involved, 5447.

Hospital beds, Shortage of in Cape 
Town, 804.

Party politics and Railway employees, 
5446.

Press Attaches, Number and qualifica­
tions, 620, 9905.



Questions under Name of Member—
continued.

Jordan. Col. R. D. P.—

Active Citizen Force, Units at Univer­
sities, 2879; Transfer o f officers 
with war service to, 4273.

Chief of the General Staff, Correspon­
dence between Minister and,
1254, 3173.

Entertainment tax, N.P. “Strydfunk- 
sie” , 5294.

Port Elizabeth Technical College, 
Appointment of mathematics 
master, 4449.

Slaughter animals, Report on trans­
port of, 9202, 9203.

South African Star, New badge, 4273.

Kahn, Mr. S.—

Apprenticeship contracts according to 
race, 2719.

Arbitration awards between Native 
employees and their employers,
8146.

Benoni location, Persons killed and 
wounded in, 1919.

British Police Division, Visit by head 
of, 408.

Building contractors, Number o f regis­
tered, 2875.

Capital, Transferred from U.S.A. to 
the Union, 3161.

China, Recognition of People’s Govern­
ment in, 407, 2877, 7956,

Civil cases, Decisions for and against 
Government, 9494.

Civil summonses issued in magistrates 
courts, 3325.

Convictions for promoting hostility 
between Europeans and Natives,
8144.

Criminal cases, Number heard, 3326; 
Time occupied, 3782.

Crops produced by European farmers,
3777.

Czecho-Slovakian peace programme, 
6123.

Questions under Name of Member
continued.

Kahn, Mr. S.—continued.

Department of Census and Statistics, 
Personnel of, 3164, 9923; Report 
on 1946 census, 3164.

Foreign trade, Union’s, 3779, 9925,

Gaols, Number on private premises, 
623; Wage rate of prisoners in 
private, 826.

Gatherings and processions prohibited,
8145.

Gold mines, Production, profit and 
wages of, 7312; Mineworkers em­
ployed by, 7314.

Graded and other Railway employees, 
3516.

Immigrant, Child declared prohibited, 
9209.

India, Union representation at discus­
sions with, 408; Arrangement for 
round-table conference with, 6124.

Indians, Refusal of permits to study 
at Witwatersrand University, 
8772.

Industrial councils, Registered at 31st 
December, 1949, 3170.

Industrial Council Agreements, Num­
ber in operation, 2876.

Magistrates, Qualifications of, 7956.

"Malanazi Menace ” , 4450.

Malcolm Committee on disturbances 
at Native educational institutions, 
Report of, 2881.

MUk, Withholding of supplies, 4954.

Native Affairs, Clerical posts occupied 
by Natives in Department of. 
631.

Native Affairs Commission, Constitu­
tion of, 7958.

Native Representative Council, Meet­
ing of, 6537.

Native (Urban Areas i Consolidation 
Act, Natives arrested under, 1259; 
Applications by Natives to own 
land under, 3324; Amendment 
of, 4949.



Questions under Name of Member—
continued.

Kahn, Mr. S.—continued.

Newclare, Persons killed in disturb­
ances at, 1918.

Newspapers banned, 2720.

Non-Europeans wounded or killed by 
firearms used by Europeans, 629.

Pakistan, Group Areas Bill and. 6124; 
Round-table conference with. 
8772.

Pass laws, Conditions for exemption 
from, 7315.

Passports, Refused to South African 
citizens, 823; Appeal to Privy 
Council in connection with, 3168.

Police, Firearms used by, in Germiston 
location, 6125; Posted at Witzies- 
hoek, 6125; Non-Europeans killed 
as a result o f action by, 6126; 
Tear gas used by, 6126.

Public Service, Employment of non- 
Europeans in, 827; Number of 
non-Europeans in, 827.

Railway time-table, Cape Town-Kim - 
berley, 2717.

Seretse Khama, 3619.

Stock owned by Europeans, 377.

Treatment of arrested Native during 
Rand riots, 3342.

Unemployment Insurance Fund, 
Exemption from contributions to, 
3336, 7321.

Wage Determinations, Number in 
operation, 2876.

Kentridge, Mr. M.—

Gold, Quantity manufactured for indus­
trial and artistic purposes and 
profit to industry, 3340.

Import Control, Unemployment in 
garment industry caused by, 224.

Newcastle disease, Serum against, 224.

Railway accidents, 2075.

Klopper, Mr. H. ,T.—

Murder, Couple near Bothaville, 3341.

Questions under Name of Member—
continued.

Lewis, Mr. J.—

Court martial held in camera, 4444.

Ex-soldier students, Plight of. 624.

Officers and other ranks released or 
discharged from Defence Force, 
2881.

Pensions granted by Special Pensions 
Board. 405.

Prize money and S.A. Naval Units, 816.

Tea, Importation from Nyasaland, 822.

Wartime volunteers, Employment for, 
2287.

Loock, Dr. J. H.—

Books, Profit margin allowed and re­
moval of import control on. 3172.

Iscor, Shareholdings in and directorate 
of, 1669; Immigrants employed 
by, 1670; Associated companies, 
6737; Private undertakings at 
Vanderbijl Park, 6741.

Petrol, Licence for manufacture from 
coal, 2878.

Loubser, Mr. S. M.—

W heat Control Board, Agreement be­
tween Minister and. on wheat 
prices, 818.

Lovell, Mr. L.—

National maternity service, Recommen­
dations for, 1093.

Ludick, Mr. A. I.—

Alluvial diggings Ground available for,
791.

Luttig, Mr. P. J. H.—

Maintenance grants and family allow­
ances paid to non-Europeans.
8147.

McMillan, Col. N. D.—

Active Citizens Force, Registration of 
citizens for, 1092; Transfer of 
Officers from Reserve to, 3618.

Batteries purchased by Government, 
5446.



Questions under Name of Member—
continued.

McMillan, Coi. N. D — continued.

Colonels-in-Chief, Appointment of,
1255.

Commissioned ranks, Alteration to 
badges, 3618.

Films, Visit of British Controller of, 
3328; State expenditure on pro­
duction of, 3779.

Margarine, Report on production and 
distribution of, 3782.

Military gymnasium, 1922.

Orange flash, Wearing of, 1256.

South African Military College, Stu­
dents at, 2080.

Zulu language, Additional remunera­
tion for knowledge of, 2289, 2290, 
2291.

Maree, Mr. W. A.—

Imprisonment, Making more severe, 
626.

Mentz, Mr. F. E.—

Boards for distribution of agricultural 
products, 1257.

Crown prosecutors in case against 
company directors, 5290.

Liquor and catering trade, Under-pay­
ment of wages, 2449.

Mitchell, Mr. D. E.—

Chaplain-General to Union Defence 
Forces, Dutch Reformed Church 
and appointment of, 1522.

Citrus, Absence of, in Pietermaritzburg, 
9861.

Cost-of-living allowances and public 
service pensioners, 1247; Payment 
to certain pensioners. 1533.

Housing, Reduction in funds to meet 
requirements, 622.

Liquor licences for Railway institutes, 
821.

Motor car batteries, Set standard for, 
622.

Nagana, Campaign against in Zululand, 
2450.

Questions under Name of Member—
continued.

Mitchell, Mr. D. E.—continued.

Ocean mail contract, Sums paid under, 
1247.

Price control in Beaufort West, 3160.

Public Service, Instructions regarding 
vacant and new posts, 3161.

Railway personnel and political activi­
ties, 9492.

School feeding scheme, Commission on, 
2712.

Sea Park Halt, Removal of, 2714.

Soil erosion engineers, Number ap­
pointed, 1521.

South African Cable and Wireless 
Company, Profits on, 1248.

South African Tourist Corporation, 
Appointments to board of, 7956.

Nel, Mr. M. D. C. de W.—

Income of Native population, 2070.

Livestock and poultry owned by 
Natives, 2070.

Native children attending school, Num­
ber and cost per child, 2297.

Native crops of maize, kaffir corn, 
wheat and other cereals, 2071.

Taxation paid by Native population, 
2069.

Oosthuizen, Col. O. J.—

Surveyor-General's office, Staff short­
age, 4950.

Oppenheimer, Mr. H. F.—

Company Law, Amendment of, 1920.

Pocock, Mr. P. V.—

Department of Posts and Telegraphs, 
Appointment of Under-Secretary.
3778.

German nationals admitted to Union 
and S.W.A., 2079.

International Monetary Fund, Report 
on external transactions in gold 
at premium prices, 5763.



Questions under Name of Member—
continued.

Robinson, Mr. A. E. P.—

Cargoes, Secret manifests of, 7552.

Produce prices, Calculation of, 7319.

Russell, Mr. J. II.—

Apartheid, Cost of, on Railways, 221; 
Cost of, in postal services, 414.

British Broadcasting Corporation, The 
Government and broadcasts by, 
628.

Calvinia and Klaver, Railway link 
between, 204.

Coking coal, Export of, 29.

Delegated legislation, Recommenda­
tions on, 627.

Department o f Posts and Telegraphs, 
The Press and, 1254; Appoint­
ment o f Under-Secretary, 4021, 
4279, 4280.

Emigrants, Number from Union, 1249.

Ferro-manganese, Production of, 1249.

Food, Middlemen in distribution of, 
5756.

Gold mines, Nationalisation of, 29, 221.

Immigrants, Number and origin of,
206, 9899.

Import permits for consumers goods, 
205.

Meat, Quotas for controlled areas, 6946; 
Supplies sent to Cape Town, 7554.

Press, Various Government depart­
ments and the, 413, 628, 805, 1083, 
1254, 1534, 2293; Decision to ap­
point commission unaltered, 1522; 
Motion on freedom of, 1523.

Questionnaire for Departmental 
schools, 3616.

Soil conservation, Cost to State of 
courses, 4274.

State Departments and the Press, 413, 
628, 805, 1083, 1254, 1534, 2293.

Taxation, Agreement with foreign 
countries on double, 28.

Unemployment, Monthly figures for 
1948 and 1949, 206.

Questions u'nder Name of Member—
continued.

Russell, Mr. J. H.—continued.

Woodstock Post Office building, 30.

Woodstock station, Modernisation and 
location of, 205.

Shearer, Col. O. L.—

Natal University, Finances of, 6945.

Shearer, Dr. V. L.—

“Agulhas” and “Erica” , Cost of over­
hauling of, 796,

Argyle Road Housing Scheme, Reduc­
tion o f rents at, 1245.

Cartage work in Durban harbour, 2451.

Cato Creek and The Point, Stoppage 
o f work at, 625.

Coasters operating on duty-paid 
stores, 630.

Cost-of-living allowance for Union 
marine personnel, 795.

Crane drivers, Resignation of. at Dur­
ban, 9205.

“Damaraland” , Use o f vessel, 3620.

Detention depots in Cape Town and 
Durban, 1531; Suggested im ­
provement to depot in  Cape 
Town, 1532.

Fishing craft, Facilities for, in Durban 
harbour, 1243.

Flag for S.A. Naval Forces, 798.

French mannequins, Admission charges 
to presentation of, 9207.

Goods in transit, Losses on Railways,
2872.

Industrial Development Corporation, 
Investment in shipping industry,
1245.

Inebriate women, Closing o f home for,
1246.

Marine flag for Union merchant 
vessels, 794.

Merchant Shipping Bill, Introduction 
of, 2291.

Native housing and infectious diseases, 
Expenditure on, 3611.



Questions under Name of Member—
continued.

Shearer, Dr. V. L.—continued.

Natives imprisoned during 1949, 3611.

Nautical Careers Enquiry Committee, 
Report of, 630.

Ocean mail contract and employment 
o f Union citizens, 797.

Poll tax collected from Natives, 3610.

Sea competitive rates and Union 
vessels, 1096.

Seamen, Employment o f  European,
3610.

System Managers o f Railways, Appoint­
ment of, 1244.

“Verona” , Vessel in Durban harbour, 
2452, 2870, 2871.

Vessels, Authority for registration in 
Union, 793; Authority to com ­
mandeer, 799; Foreign-going, 
belonging to Railway Admini­
stration, 795; Acquired by Rail­
way Administration, 825; Ton­
nage carried by Union and other, 
1261.

Smit, Dr. D. L.—

Prime Minister's speech, Broadcasting 
of, 8147.

Strike o f Railway workers at East 
London, 2340.

Solomon, Mrs. Bertha—

Marriages by ante-nuptial contract and 
in community of property, 1091.

Wills admitted to probate, 1087.

Solomon, Mr. V. G. F.—

Government Villages for ex-Volunteers, 
Recommendations of Committee 
o f Inquiry, 2078.

Petrol, Report on control and dis­
tribution of, 2078.

Undue Restraint o f Trade Act, Inves­
tigation in connection with, 1078.

Witwatersrand Land Titles Commis­
sion, Final report, 1671.

W ool Disposal Organisation, Funds 
invested in Government loans, 
1530.

Questions under Name of Member—
continued.

Steenkamp, Dr. L. S.—

Deputy General Manager, Career of, 
804.

Maize, Quantity and price o f exported, 
413; Sale to Rhodesia, 3342.

Steyn, Mr. S. J. M.—

Department of Education, Arts and 
Science, Appointment o f Under­
secretary, 4952.

Health centres, Closing down of, 400.

Phthisis compensation, Legislation to 
raise rate of, 401.

Rifle commandos, List o f commandants 
of, 402.

Strauss, Hon. J. G. N.—

India and Pakistan, Round-table con­
ference with, 8550, 9493.

South-W est Africa, Date o f elections 
in, 6946, 9858.

Strydom, Capt. G. H. F.—

Saunders Wheat, Experiments with, 
1263.

Universities, Initiation at, 4791.

Stuart, Mr. W. H —

Indirect taxation, Estimated decrease 
in amount paid by Natives, 2071.

Native children attending school, Num­
ber, 3333.

Native school feeding scheme. Con­
tinuation and extension of, 2072.

Native teachers and benefits o f de­
valuation, 2072.

Native teacher pensioners and benefits 
o f devaluation, 2072.

School accommodation for Natives in 
certain provinces, 3330.

Stock, Lost by Natives during drought, 
2074.

Transkeian Territories General Coun­
cil, Resolutions of, 2073; Funds 
of, 2073.



Questions under Name of Member—
continued.

Sturrock, Hon. F. C.—

Cash subscriptions to recent loans, 1249.

General Manager o f Railways, Finan­
cial arrangements resulting from 
retirement of. 1264; Formal 
agreement with, 3327.

Witwatersrand Land Titles Commis­
sion, Action in connection with 
report, 3166.

Sullivan, Mr. J. R.—

Anglo-American oil talks, The Union 
and, 389.

Apprenticeship contracts registered 
during 1949, 1522.

Atomic power and weapons, Interna­
tional control of, 203.

Argentine and the W orld W heat Coun­
cil, 389.

B.C.G., anti-tuberculosis vaccine, 619.

Bread, Amount o f subsidy on, 388; 
Ingredients and standard of. 
1678.

Capital from overseas, Origin and dis­
tribution of, 387.

Censorship of reports to overseas news­
papers, 203.

Cost-of-living allowance, Average 
monthly indices, 1914; Percentage 
distribution of items in, 1914.

Customs staff, Salaries of outdoor 
officers, 1247.

Disability grants. Number and amount 
according to racial groups, 793.

Eggs. Sale on municipal markets, 6945.

Food. Subsidisation of essential, 2454.

Food depots and mobile vans, Com­
modities sold by, 2456.

Food Supply and Distribution Organi­
zation, 3620.

Indices of producers’ prices of food­
stuffs, 2283.

International Commodity Clearing 
House, 204.

Questions under Name of Member—
continued.

Sullivan, Mr. J. R.—continued.

International Wheat Council, Prices 
fixed by, 610.

Iscor, Prices fixed by, 611.

Japan, Imports and protective labour 
code, 4276; Imports from and 
exports to, 4784.

Livestock in Union and numbers 
slaughtered, 5449.

Margarine, Regulation of production 
and sale of, 27; Cost o f manufac­
ture, 4283.

Milk, Prices in Natal, 5294.

National Finance Corporation, Invest­
ments in and by, 386.

National registration, Recommenda­
tions by Administrators, 2722.

Oil refining industry, Report of Board 
of Trade and Industries on, 390.

Pensions, Old age, number and amount 
according to racial group, 792, 
4958; War veterans, according to 
racial group, 792; Blind persons, 
according to racial group, 792; 
Means test, Terms of, 4283.

Price indices, Average monthly, 2721.

Reserve Bank, Government borrowing 
from, 388.

Service contract registration of Native 
women, 2298.

Social services, Cost of, 2299.

Steel, Shortage of, 6129.

Subsidies, Paid by Department of 
Native Affairs, 3162; Paid by 
Department of Commerce and 
Industries, 3163; Paid by Depart­
ment o f Social Welfare, 3163.

Technical and Vocational Education, 
Legislation to give effect to 
recommendation o f Commission 
on, 624.

Trade agreement between sterling 
countries and Japan, 818, 4451.

Unemployment Insurance Fund, Opera­
tion of, 1095.



Questions under Name of Member—
continued.

Sullivan, Mr. J. R.—continued.

Wheat, Union’s quota and purchases of,
631.

Work colonies and retreats, Establish­
ment of, 619.

Sutter, Mr. G. J.—

Rifle Commandos, Activities of, 217; 
Cost o f reviving, 1092,

Tighy, Mr. S. J.—

Adult education, Allocations by 
National Advisory Council for, 
1923.

Apartheid, Legislation to introduce, 23.

Apprentices, Number in building and 
motor industries, 608.

Baby foods, Shortage of, 1264.

Base metals, Division for development 
of, 393.

Building control, Cost and personnel 
of, 609.

Building costs, Reduction of, 25.

Building permit for hotel at Linden, 
397.

Calves, Number slaughtered on the 
Rand, 211.

Chief o f the General Staff, Resignation 
of, 789.

Closed shop principle in trade unions, 
Government’s policy towards, 396.

Coins, Reduction of silver content, 1671.

Colour Policy, Statement on legislation 
implementing, 23.

Commissions, Number appointed by 
present Government, 602.

Cost-of-living allowance, Consultation 
between Ministers on pegging of, 
24, 25; Louwcol scheme and, 213.

Department of Public Works, Build­
ings and sites purchased by, 608; 
Buildings under construction by, 
609.

Director of Imports and Exports, 
Appointment and salary of, 391.

Questions under Name of Member—
continued.

Tighy, Mr. S. J.—continued.

Disability allowances, Number and 
conditions of applications for, 
605.

Doctors convicted on abortion charges, 
Representations to grant amnesty 
to, 23.

Dongola, Purchase of farms at, 3778.

Erfdeel Inquiry, Statement on, by 
Acting Minister, 23.

Erfdeel fraud, Information regarding, 
26.

Films, Produced by Department of 
Education, Arts and Science, 
1671; Cost of, used by Depart­
ment of the Interior, 1672; Used 
by Department of Agriculture,
1927.

Fruit inspectors and payment o f over­
time, 3171.

General Manager o f Railways, Retire­
ment of, 1091.

Gold mining companies, State control 
in, 785.

Grapes, Inland sale of, 24; Sent to 
Johannesburg market, 3167.

Group Areas Bill, Postponement of, 
6535.

Hartswater development scheme, 1525.

Housing, Steps to relieve shortage, 25; 
Cost and extent of State 
schemes, 603.

Housing Railway workers at Prospect, 
788.

Immigrants, Registered as voters, 606, 
9903; Number and origin of, 607.

Immigration Selection Board, Powers 
of, 393.

Import Control, Restriction of work in 
clothing factories as result of, 
212; Effect on revenue of Rail­
ways, 788.

Industrial legislation, Date of publica­
tion of Report on, 27.

Letting Controller, Families registered 
with, 604.

Loans, Flotation in Switzerland and 
Britain, 207.



Questions under Name of Member—
continued.

Tighy, Mr. S. J.—continued.

Louwcol and cost of living, 213.

Marketing Act, Publication of Report 
o f Commission on, 24.

Meat supplies of the Union, 808.

Mine Workers’ Union, Date of election 
of executive, 396.

Mines, Prevention of dust in, 2285.

Minister of Finance, Persons accom­
panying overseas, 207.

Native (Urban Areas) Act, Amendment 
of, 3166.

Naturalisation of persons in Union and 
S.W.A., 608.

Newcastle disease, Outbreak of, 223.

Newclare Location, Riots in, 1265.

Oranges, Size of 1949 crop and retail 
prices, 210.

Passports, Number refused, 607; Cost 
of cases in connection with, 3327.

Petrol consumption and rationing, 392.

Pokwani, Private building sites at, 
1525.

Police Commission of Inquiry. Public 
sitting of, 209.

Policemen, Re-employment of interned 
or discharged, 603.

Police pensions, Report of depart­
mental inquiry into, 208; Im ­
provement of, 209.

Post Office Grievances Committee, 394.

Potatoes, Permits for export of, 210.

Prisoners transported by train between 
Johannesburg and Pretoria, 788.

Producers’ prices and cost o f living, 212.

Protectorates, Incorporation of, 22.

Public holiays, Report of Commission 
on, 25.

PubUc servants, Sub-economic housing 
for, 604.

Questions under Name of Member—
continued.

Tighy, Mr. S. J.—continued.

Public Service, Sabotage in, 789.

Railway Grievances Commission and 
staff changes, 1086.

Secretary for Native Affairs, Report of 
Public Service Commission on 
appointment, 208.

South-West Africa, Date of election 
in, 22.

Special local allowances at Linden ajid 
Kliptown, 1086.

State housing schemes, Cost and extent 
of, 603.

Sub-economic housing loans for Rail­
way workers, 788.

Temporary Railway employees dis­
charged, 1260.

Temporary residence permits, Holders 
of, 607.

Unemployment Insurance Fund, 
Investment of, 395.

Unemployment, In  Rand building 
industry, 394; In  Rand clothing 
industry, 395.

Union Loan Certificates, Cost of pro­
paganda for and withdrawals,
1928.

Voters’ roll, New regulations, 3327.

Wage Agreement, Refusal by Minister 
to sign, 26.

Western Native Townships, Disturb­
ances in, 786.

Wolfaardt Commission, Publication of 
Report of, 27.

Year Book o f the Union, Publication 
of, 785.

Tothill, Mr. H. A.—

Apple crop, Size and distribution, 3623.

British Broadcasting Corporation, 
Listeners’ opinion on withdrawal 
of news service, 4792; Cost and 
reasons for replacing news ser­
vice, 4793; Circular on news 
relay, 5288.



Questions under Name of Member—
continued.

Tothill, Mr. H. A.—continued.

Company law, Consolidation of, 9204.

Grapes, Percentage used for wine­
making, 3326.

Meat, Overcharging for, 9208.

Price control, Prosecutions and con­
victions under, 3624.

Trollip, Mr. A. E.—

Mobile vans, Alleged abuses in regard 
to, 1531.

Van Coller, Hon. C. M.—

Bluetongue vaccine, Delay in  supplying, 
1097.

Bran, Export of, 820.

Eastern system of Railways, Extra cost 
o f water to, 621.

Maize, Importation o f hybrid seed,
2715.

Milk recorders, Shortage of, 1077; 
Committee to investigate, 4784.

Pension, Widow of gaoler at Queens­
town, 4783.

Prisoners, Number of escaped, 4958.

Van der Byl, Maj. the Hon. P.—

Broadcasting, English news on 23rd 
April, 5288; Minister of Economic 
Affairs’ Willowmore speech, 
5758.

Van den Heever, Mr. D. J. G.—

Exports, Visible and invisible, 30.

External Debt, Repayment of, 809.

Imports, Visible and invisible, 30.

Loan Account, Annual expenditure on, 
810.

South African Citizenship, Number o f 
persons renouncing, 2282.

Van Nierop, Dr. P. J.—

Voters, Objections against Coloured 
and European, in the Cape, 31, 
1918.

Questions under Name of Member—
continued.

Vosloo, Mr. L. J.—

Bluetongue vaccine, Shortage of, 2300.

W ool profits, Investing of, 1257.

Waring, Mr. F. W.—

Airways, Internal fares on, 216.

Allemanskraal Dam, Building of, 6536; 
Report of engineers on scheme,
7317.

Argentine, Barter agreement with, 
3170; Trade agreement with, 
6377.

Bananas, Permits for importation of, 
816; Importation and allocation 
during 1949, 1524; Import per­
mits for and distribution of, 
2295; Holders of permits to 
import, 2454.

Beans, Export of, 3168.

Cabinet Food Committee, 4273.

Cement, Shortage in Cape area. 4278.

Citrus, Prices recommended by the 
National Marketing Council and 
the boards, 6376.

Coal. Tonnage and value of exported, 
1524; Congestion of trucks for 
transport of at Durban and 
Lourenco Marques, 1676; Export 
to South America, 1913; Quality 
of export, 1913; Manufacture of 
oil from, 6377, 8549.

Coal Commission, Recommendations of,
4278.

Commonwealth Oil Conference, 4274.

Constellation planes, Arrival of, 2720.

Cryolite, Insecticide, 3613.

Department of Posts and Telegraphs, 
Appointment of Under-Secretary, 
3613; March telephone accounts.
4276.

Deputy Director of Information in 
London, 409.

Doctors convicted on abortion charges, 
Further charges against, 1523.

Fodder, Loading of trucks with, 9860.



Questions under Name of Member—
continued.

Waring, Mr. F. W.—continued.

Gold, Price to jewellers, 9492.

Import permits where funds are not 
transferred, 1083.

Income tax, Collection of arrear, 409; 
Amount collected during 1948, 
1523.

Lucerne, Destroyed by caterpillars,
4277.

Maize, Railway rates for loading at 
private sidings, 4275.

Manganese ore, Transport of, 4447; 
Export of, 4448.

Meat, Supplies for Cape Town, 4447; 
Producers’ price, 4787; Quantity 
exported and canned, 5762; 
Export permits for, 5763; Alloca­
tion to Johannesburg, 6736.

Meat scheme, Profit and loss of, since 
1944, 6128.

Milk, Producers’ price, 4787, 5290; 
Industrial, Prices recommended 
by the National Marketing 
Council and the boards, 6376.

Ministers’ speeches, Broadcasting, 5292.

National income, 1940-’49, 5286.

Native Affairs Commission, Vacancy, 
5289.

Oats and barley, Estimated crops of, 
632; Producer prices, 813; Basis 
of prices for, 814; Quantity 
received by Wheat Board, 5287; 
Prices recommended by the 
National Marketing Council and 
the boards, 6376.

Oil, Commonwealth Conference on, 
4274; Manufacture from  coal, 
6377, 8549.

Oil cake, Subsidy on, 8549, 9860; 
Subsidy to manufacturers of 
balanced rations for importation 
of, 9495.

Onderstepoort, Appointment o f prin­
cipal, 4019.

Onions, Export of, 3169, 7958.

Pakistan, Trade between the Union 
and, 1525.

Questions under Name of Member—
continued.

Waring, Mr. F. W. —continued.

Passports, Validity period, 5296.

Pin-tables, Permits for importation, 
633, 2723, 3776.

Potato Board, Funds accumulated by, 
406.

Potatoes, Tonnage exported, 5287.

Press photo of Cape Town demonstra­
tion, Investigation into, 9491.

Public Debt, Net increase in, 4959.

Railway and Harbour tariffs increased 
by more than 10 per cent., 4446.

Rice, Importation and distribution 
costs of, 216; Landed cost of, 822; 
Profit made on, 3171.

Rifle Commando officers, Toast to 
King, 4452.

Rifle range, Middelburg, Transvaal, 
Demolition of, 2724; Cost of 
building on, 5293.

Rye, Loss on transactions o f Wheat 
Control Board, 633; Higher price 
for, 3612; Loss on export, 4273; 
Producer prices, 5287; Prices 
recommended by National 
Marketing Council and the 
boards, 6376; Financing of loss 
on export of, 8553; Purpose of 
special levy on, 9494.

South Africa Act, Amendment of 
definition of European, 3775.

Springbok Empire Games representa­
tives, Detention of, at Karachi, 
216; Representations in regard 
to, 623.

Sunflower seed, Regulation for export, 
5292.

Sunflower-seed oil, Transaction of Food 
Directorate in, 405; Loss on, 
4448.

Superphosphates, Production and 
supply, 4791; Permits for pro­
ducers, 5089.

Telephones, Number of applications 
for in Orange Grove area, 2719.

Unemployment, In Cape building trade,
4279.



Questions under Name of Member—
continued.

Waring, Mr. F. W ..—continued.

Wheat, Quantity and cost of, imported 
during 1949-’50,1677; Landed cost 
of, imported during 1948-’49, 1678; 
Price for 1950-’51 crop, 3169; 
Loan to Rhodesia, 3170; Price of 
imported, 3612, 9861; Higher 
price for, 3612; Consumption of, 
3776; Producer’s price, 4787, 9861; 
Prices recommended by the 
National Marketing Council and 
the boards, 6376,

Wheat Control Board loss on rye 
transactions, 633; Funds accumu­
lated by, 815.

Wool Disposal Organisation, Amount 
invested by, 7320.

Wool Levy Fund, Amount in, at 31st 
March, 1950, 7320.

Wool profits, Paying over of, 5452.

Warren, Mr. C. M.—

Bonemeal, Supplies of, 635.

External parasites, Dip to control, 817; 
Eradication of, 7553.

Fences in Border districts, Cutting of, 
412.

Meat, Australian arrangement to in­
crease price in  Union, 636.

Meat levy account, 1077.

Mount Kubusie catchment areas, Pro­
tecting of, 1076.

Squatter pegging agreement, Review 
of, 1075.

Voters, Number of European, in each 
constituency, 2880, 9917.

Water supply at Amabele, Gazella and 
Blaney, 634.

VVilkens, Col. J.—

Income tax, Extensions granted to 
payers, 785.

Non-Europeans, Arming of during last 
war, 1921.

War allowances paid to dependants of 
Coloured and Native men, 1667.

Race Relations—
Publication of photograph in news­

paper, 9671.

Railways, Harbours and Airways—

Accidents, 3505, 3888, 7089, 7095, 7099. 

Airways—
Airports, 3502, 8179, 8221, 9657, 9664. 
Cape Town—Durban service, 2015, 

Freight rates, 2017, 3960.

Springbok Service, 3501, 8159, 8218. 

Staff dissatisfaction, 8154, 8216, 8225. 

Apartheid, 7047 et seq., 7155, 8203. 

Betterment Fund, 3836.

Bloemfontein construction workshops, 
9658, 9665.

Boschmansfontein farm, 2444, 2446.

Brown Book estimates, 1986, 2040, 2064, 
3495, 3815, 3987, 8168, 8190, 8220.

Building Society, 7094, 7155.

Business management of, 7054 et seq., 
7078, 7152.

Ministerial statement, 7064.

Capital and Betterment Services, 3514.

Cattle transport, 7138, 7147.

Claims against, 3505, 7080.

Costing system, 7079.

Cost-of-living allowances, 3823, 3843,
3856, 3900, 3995, 7052, 7085, 7096,
7107, 7109, 7113, 7133, 7139, 7145,
7148, 7158, 8156, 8173, 8182, 8217.

Depxeciation Fund, 3826.

Durban station and workshops, 3852,
3997, 7197, 8222.

Electrification, 3851, 7103, 7198.

Expenditure—

1949-’50, 3511,

1950-’51, 3512, 7038.

Extravagance in expenditure, 2044 
et seq., 2065.



Railways, Harbours and Airways— continued.

Farrell, J., Petition of, 2882, 7691.

Federal Consultative Committee, 3848,
3998.

Fire-breaks, 7122, 7132.

Goods traffic—

3503.

Cement for Export, 7161.

Delivery system, 9663.

Forwarded at owner’s risk, 7147.

Handling at stations, 7190.

Rates, 8151.

S.A. rice, 7121, 7132.

Go-slow strikes, 8154, 8163, 8170, 8181, 
8196, 8211.

Grievances Commission, 45, 1817, 1828, 
1859, 1869, 1884, 1900 et seq., 1971, 
1978, 7170.

Harbours—

Coal shipments, 9651, 9654, 9666.

Coastal shipping, 8156.

Durban—

Cartage services, 8178.

Fishing wharfage, 2012.

Earnings, 2001, 3500.

Free storage, 7160. 7162, 7184, 8219.

Graving docks, 3962, 4003, 7089, 7094. 
7100, 7164.

Losses, 3494, 3500.
Port dues, 3961.
S.A.R. ships, 2001, 2018. 3977. 9646 

et seq., 9659.

Seamen’s trade union. 2019.

Seamen’s wages, 8174.
Shipping personnel—

Non-European, 8177.
Shipping repairs, 3963.

Slipways, 7101.

Kailways, Harbours and Airways— continued.

Heilbron goods office, 1854.

Hex River project, 8166, 8219.

Housing—

Non-Europeans, 8158.

Ownership scheme, 692, 1841, 1850, 
3498, 3851, 3964, 3998, 7087, 7092. 
7118, 7167, 8192, 8217, 8223.

Level crossing accidents, 7195, 7199.

Mr. Marshall Clark, Retirement of, as 
General Manager, 1812 et seq., 
1844 et seq., 1855 et seq., 1879 
et seq., 1967 et seq., 1986 et seq.. 
2020, 2060, 3936.

Ministerial statement, 2031.

Midlands line regrading, 2000, 7111. 

Native transport, 8157.

New lines, 8167, 8170.

Newton Report—

[ See Rating Policy Committee.] 

Overtime, 3493, 3844, 3865, 7077, 7154. 

Passenger traffic, 3503.

Police, 7106, 7113, 7169.

Preference to S.A. goods, 3954, 4001.

Rates Equalisation Fund, 1989, 3817, 
3845, 7039, 7047.

Rating Policy Committee (Newton 
Report), 3854, 3892, 3991, 7068, 
7075, 8210, 8216.

Renewals Fund, 3826, 3835.

Revenue—

1949-’50, 3510.

1950-’51, 3512.

Road Motor Services—

3908, 7061, 7152, 7166.

Losses on, 3500.

O ff-loading shelters, 7166, 7182.



Railways, Harbours and Airways— continued.

Rolling stock, 3504.

Rossborough-Hillcrest line, Electrifica­
tion of, 3851.

Sabotage by employees, 1981.

S.A. Bureau o f Standards, Goods 
ordered to coniform to require­
ments of, 7082, 7090, 7099.

Savings on new works, 2052, 2062.

South-W est Africa system, 8224.

Staff—
3847, 3924, 7045.

Accumulated leave, 7060, 7126, 7131.

Disloyalty, 2053, 2066.

Dissatisfaction amongst, 7108, 7170, 
8184.

Free passes, 3897, 3999.

Gangers, 7121.

Membership of—

A.T.K.V., 2003.
Broederbond, 2006.

F.A.K., 2009.

Noodhulpliga, 2008.

Reddingsdaadbond, 2007.

Spoorbond, 2006, 3847, 3853, 3872, 
7105, 7112, 7142, 7148, 7175, 7183, 
7189.

Non-European wages and privileges, 
3858, 3860, 3875 et seq., 3928, 3968,
3999, 8199, 8224.

Promotions, 7188.
Reorganisation, 3496, 3838, 7133, 7149.

Salaries, 3857.
Shift work, 7041, 7051, 7060, 7071, 7077.

Spying on, 8154, 8186, 8213.
Telegraphists, 7086, 7092.
Temporary employees, 7071, 7077, 

7086, 7091, 8177.
Uniforms, 7139.
Victimisation during war, 1875, 2003, 

2021 et seq., 7183.

Railways, Harbours and Airways—continued.

Station buildings, 7194, 7199.

Strike threat at East London, 2340, 
7183.

Suburban services, 3952, 3983, 4000, 7104, 
7111 7118 7123, 7131, 7136, 7151. 
7153' 7181, 8157, 8161, 8172, 8218.

Sunday time, 3493.

Tariffs—

Increase in, 3506, 3864, 3905, 3914, 
3932, 3951, 3959, 3994, 4002, 7038. 
7044, 7087. 7151, 8165.

Native fares, 3881. 3965.

Zoning, 9662.

Thefts, 3911, 7083, 7090, 7100.

Truck shortage, 7154.

Umlazi-Lamontville loop line, 3852, 
3997.

Widows' Pension Fund, 3846, 3999, 

Witbank scheme. 2010.

Vegetable transport, 7139, 7151.

Walvis Bay-Rhodesia link-up, 4319, 
4327, 9656, 9666.

Working costs, 3492.

Workshops, 8183.

Rent Control—

752 et seq., 950 et seq.

Assessment basis, 767.

Inspectors, 758, 766, 774, 954, 963, 966.

[See also Rents Bill under Motions 
and under Bills.]

Republic—

Establishment of, 266, 1359, 4075 et 
seq., 4101, 4109, 4132, 4144, 4173, 
4213, 4235.

Reserve Bank—

Functions of, 727.

Gold holdings, 1470.



Rinderpest—

Outbreak in Tanganyika, 6134, 6161.

River sources—

Protection of, 4930, 4935.

“ Sassar”  Village—

496, 498, 700.

Scientific and Industrial Research Council—

Chairmanship of, 4314, 4334.

Segregation—

[See Apartheid.]

Select Committees—

Administration of Estates Bill—

Appointment, 262; announcement of 
members, 386.

Report, 5549.

Breede River Conservation District 
Adjustment Bill—

Appointment, 2155; announcement of 
members, 2340.

Report, 3775.

Crown Lands—

Appointment, 12; announcement of 
members, 140.

Report, 5811; adopted, 7202.

Estate Agents Bill—

Appointment, 79; announcement of 
members, 385, 1310.

Report, 6634. (t)

Internal Arrangements—

ISee under Parliament.]

Irrigation Matters—

Appointment, 12; announcement of 
members, 140.

Petitions referred to, 1680, 7174.

First Report, 5175; adopted, 7202.

Second Report, 8144; adopted, 9862.

Select Committees—coiitinued.

Library of Parliament [See under 
Parliament.]

Native Affairs—

Appointment, 81; announcement of 
members, 140.

Report, 8013; adopted, 9898.

Olifantsnek Irrigation District Adjust­
ment Bill—

Appointment, 2158, announcement of 
members, 2340.

Report, 3609.

Pensions—

Appointment, 11; standing-over peti­
tions referred to, 11; announce­
ment o f members, 140, 601.

Report, 6793; considered and adopted, 
7836.

Population Registration Bill—

Appointment, 3159; announcement of 
members, 3225.

Report, 4338.

Potchefstroomse Universiteit vir 
Christelike Hoer Onderwys (Pri­
vate) Bill—

Appointment, 263; announcement of 
members, 386.

Report, 972.

Public Accounts—

Appointment, 11; announcement of 
members, 139.

First Report (Unauthorised Expendi­
ture), 1310; adopted, 1789.

Second Report (Appropriation 
Accounts), 7174.(t)

Third Report (Regulatory Boards 
Accounts), 7174.(t)

Fourth Report (Petition of Potchef- 
stroom Municipality), 7174.(t)

Railways and Harbours—

Appointment, 12; announcement of 
members, 140, 2932.



Select Committees— continued.

Railways and Harbours—continued.

First Report (Unauthorised Expendi­
ture), 2281; adopted, 2343.

Second Report (Controller and 
Auditor - General’s Report), 
6793. (t)

Third Report (petition o f J. Farrell), 
7691.(t)

Rand Water Board Statutes (Private) 
Bill—

Appointment, 80; announcement of 
members, 203.

Report, 680.

South African Mutual Life Assurance 
Society Amendment (Private) 
Bill—

Appointment, 262; announcement of 
members, 386;

Report, 868.

Southern Suburbs of Cape Town Water 
Supply Act Amendment (Private) 
Bill—

Appointment, 263; announcement of 
members, 386, 972, 1912.

Petitions in opposition referred, 488.

Special Report, 1965; adopted, 1965.

Second Special Report, 2869.

Third Special Report, 4338.

Report, 6429.

Unlawful Organisations Bill—

Motion to appoint, 6734.

Appointment, 6809; announcement of 
members, 6944.

Special Report, 7690; adopted, 7690.

Report, 8013.

Sheep—

Entrail toxaemia disease, 6458.

Social and Economic Planning Council—

4298, 4329.

Social Research—

S.A. Council for—

Personnel, 6966, 6983.

Work of, 6995.

Social Welfare Services—

5480 et seq.

Child Welfare, 5489, 5491.

Communal restaurants, 5505.

Family Allowances, 5485, 5498, 5501.

Homes for the aged, 5483, 5493.

Inebriate homes, 5485, 5490. 5491, 5496.

Pauper rations, 5488, 5495.

Pensions—

Disability, 5500, 5510.

Payment of, 5484, 5493.

Probation services, 5497.

Sheltered employment, 5496, 5509.

Welfare workers—

Conditions of employment, 5503, 
5510.

Work colonies, 5481, 5492.

Soil conservation—

1391, 3281, 3466, 3486, 3602, 3672, 
4875, 4887, 6140, 6165, 6338, 6392, 
6399, 6424, 6450, 6499, 6506, 6520.

Staff shortage, 2603, 6165, 6393.

[See also under Motions.]

South Africa Act—

Entrenched clauses, 266, 325, 374, 1356, 
4166, 4181, 4207, 4210, 4295.

Ministerial statements, 246 et seq., 
359.

Southern Rhodesia—

Afrikaners in, 3685.

South-West Africa—

Election date, 4137.



Standing Rules and Orders, Committee on—

[See under Parliament.]

State Scholarships—

3712.

Statutory Bodies—

Accounts of, 6931.

Stokroos—

Assistance to growers of, 584.

Taxation—

1054, 3252, 3266, 3275, 3389, 3399, 
3784, 3791.

Assessment and collection of income 
tax, 4349, 4352, 4356, 4374, 4382, 
4387.

Non-Resident Shareholders’ Tax, 3306, 
3797.

Proposals, 8226.

Redemption certificates, 4358,

Undistributed Profits Tax, 3797.

Te Water, Adv. C.—

Mission of, 4301, 4325.

T o b a cc o -

3532, 3547, 3606.

Research station, Rustenburg, 6428, 
6482.

Tractors—

Spare parts for, 3581.

Trade Unions—

7203.

Garment Workers’ Union Industrial 
Agreement, 7220, 7226.

I.L.O. Delegation, 7222, 7226.

Political affiliations, 7246, 7252, 7255, 
7264.

Refusal o f Minister to  sign industrial 
agreements, 7243, 7245, 7268.

Traffic regulations—

Uniformity in, 1853.

Transport—

Civil Aviation, 7386, 7395, 7398, 7400, 
7407.

Feeder air services, 7408.

Government Garages, 7384, 7396, 7405.

Meteorological services, 7383, 7396, 7400. 
7404, 7406.

S.A. Tourist Corporation, 7397.

Tuberculosis—

5387, 5390, 5402, 5475.

Hospital accommodation—

Lack of, 5378, 5381.

Turkey-farming—

6379, 6398.

Umlazi Reserve—

Development of, 540, 718,

Umvoti water sp o n g e -

1392, 3566, 3607, 3643, 6528, 6532.

Unemployment—

330, 690, 7228, 7232, 7239, 7296, 
7308.

Unemployment Insurance Act—

Delay in payment o f claims, 7271.

Exemptions, 330, 7206, 7219, 7230, 7242, 
7245, 7271.

Universities—

Bursaries to Dutch students in S.A., 
596, 598.

Durban Medical Faculty, 5376, 5387.

Government grants to, 596, 597, 599, 
2418, 6957, 6986, 6997.

Staff Provident Fund and Pension 
Scheme, Amendment of, 6272,

Staff salaries, 7006.



U.N.O.—

Colour problems and, 1492.

Contribution towards expenses of, 4308, 
4331.

South-West Africa and, 4333.

Vaal River—

Development along, 6909, 6939.

[See also under Land Settlement.]

Vegetables—

Prices. 3418, 3551.

Veld Burning—

3477.

Veterinary Services—

3588, 6383. 6399, 6406. 6440, 6482. 
6494, 6513, 6531.

Resignation o f  Dr. Monnig, 6440, 6496, 
6532.

Vocational Training—

6992.

Apprenticeship system, 7274, 7277.

Voters’ Roll—

Objections, 5297 et seq., 5312, 5327.

War Graves—

5335.

Water Conservation—

3466, 4922, 4926. 4929, 4931, 4936 
et seq.

[See also under Motions, and under 
Umvoti Water Sponge.]

Water distribution in S.A.—

4923.

Western Germany—

Trade with—

[See under Motions.]

Wheat—
Grading, 3319.

Prices, 3318, 3523.

Production costs, 3320, 6363.

Seed. 3320, 6415.

Subsidy, 575 et seq., 580.

Wheat Industry Control B o a r d -  

3321.

Whisky Imports—
3720, 3795.

Wine—
Sale of, 6487.

Wool—

Profits, 3452, 3552, 4761, 6466, 6498, 6500, 
6510. 6526.

Ministerial statement, 3604.

[See also under Motions.]



IN D EX  TO SPEECHES

“R ” indicates “Reading” .

ABBOTT, Mr. C. B. M., M.C. (Sea Point) —

B il l  —

Part Appropriation (Railways and 
Harbours), 1822.

Supply —

Railways and Harbours:

Additional (motion), 2435.

Main (Committee), 7037, 7046.

ABRAHAM, Mr. J. H. (Groblersdal) —

B i l l s  — •

Group Areas (2R.), 7611.

Population Registration (2R.), 2620; 
(Report Stage), 6183.

Supply —

Central Government:

Main Estimates (motion), 3414.

Vote 4 (Prime Minister and 
External Affairs), 4262.

Vote 43 (Defence), 4533.

Vote 26 (Police). 5188.

Vote 39 (Interior), 5242.

Vote 36 (Public Health), 5388.

Vote 31 (Agriculture), 6419.

Railways and Harbours:

Main (Committee), 7122.

AGRICULTURE, MINISTER O F —

See Le Roux, the Hon. S. P.

ALLEN, Mr. F. B. (Roodepoort) —

B il l s  —

Dairy Industry Control (amendment) 
(2R.), 8004.

Group Areas (Committee), 8334, 8385; 
(Report Stage), 8691.

Part Appropriation (Railways and 
Harbours) (2R.), 1844.

Population Registration (Committee), 
6089.

Rents (Resumption), 764; (2R.), 9715; 
(Committee), 9752, 9781, 9825; 
(3R.), 9856.

Continuation of Housing (Emergency 
Powers) Act, 1945 (motion), 
8048.

Supply —

Central Government:

Main Estimates —

Vote 36 (Union Health), 5394.

Vote 38 (Social W elfare), 5480.

Vote 31 (Agriculture), 6492.

Vote 45 (Labour), 7290.

Railways and Harbours:

Main (motion), 3889; (Committee), 
7068.

BALLINGER, Mrs. V. M. L. (Cape Eastern) —

B il l s  —

Appropriation (2R.). 9670.

Group Areas (2R.), 7743; (Committee), 
8352, 8427, 8468, 8470.

Immorality (amendment) (2R.), 2201.