12 JULY 1946, page 2

Two Atomic Plans

Sub-Committee No. t of the Atomic Energy Commission is cer- tainly a less eminent branch of the United Nations than the council of four Foreign Ministers. But it may yet turn......

Paying For Food

If ever a lull in the food situation seems likely to occur, the discovery of some factor which was there all the time is certain to wake things up. The latest discovery is......

Crowd Control

The report on the Bolton Cup-tie disaster of last March, when thirty-three people were killed and hundreds injured, shows that such disasters could easily be repeated. One of......

Friendly Societies And The State

It was obvious from the start that Lord Beveridge was fighting a losing battle for the friendly societies in the House of Lords en Monday. Given that some candidates in each......

Science And Information

The proposal for a central bureau of scientific information, made at a conference of the British Association and the Royal Society this week, is yet another expression of the......

Colonial Agenda

A debate on colonial affairs from which the questions of Palestine and Malaya were excluded could have fallen flat. But Mr. George Hall's wide-ranging report and the debate......