13 NOVEMBER 1953, page 4

Moussadek On Trial

Dr. Moussadek's conduct at his trial lacks dignity but not spirit. Confinement, as he complains, may have chilled his bones : it has not frozen his old capacity to turn any......

Rents And Repairs

The first impact of the iiew Conservative approach to the problem of rents appears to have stunned the critics on both sides of the House. The only question which anyone has......

Trieste—the Cause Of The Riots The Violent Upsurge Of...

in Italy -against Britain seems to be subsiding, although it will be long before Anglo- Italian relations recover from the blows dealt in Trieste last week. Signor Pella's......

The Agricultural Problem

It is the plainest common sense that British agriculture„and any British Government which accepts the obligations laid down in the Agriculture Act of 1947, must, at this time of......

Ibn Saud

With the death of King Ibn Saud, Saudi Arabia faces a testing period in its history. In its present form, the kingdom is largely the personal creation of the dead King. When Ibn......

Sir Roy Welensky's Withdrawal

The decision of Sir Roy Welensky and the other European elected members of the Northern Rhodesian Legislative Coun- cil to withdraw from co-operation with the official members......