15 MARCH 1940, page 3

The Condition Of The Army

Since the Army has not yet been heavily engaged in fight- ing, Mr. Oliver Stanley was not expected to give in his speech on the Estimates any such stirring account of......

Mr. Keynes Under Fire

Sir Robert Kindersley, president of the National Savings Committee, passed some severe criticisms on Mr. Keynes's compulsory savings scheme in his address to the London Press......

Questions And Supplementaries Regarding The Behars And...

Davis occupy three columns of Monday's Hansard. Mr. Burgin could scarcely have expected the House to be satisfied with his bland reply that the head of a Department must, in......

The Cabinet, As We Have Recently Been Reminded In The

Sunday Press, is an elderly body. But outside their ranks there are remarkably few active politicians who were engaged in public life during the last war. One of the survivors......

C.e.m.a. And The Government It Is An Interesting And Perhaps

a highly significant fact that the committee appointed to arrange the spending of the Pilgrim Trust grant of £25,000 to encourage music, drama and art has the co-operation of......

The Week In Parliament

Our Parliamentary correspondent writes : The vast majority of the House of Commons learned with bitterness and misgiving of the terms accepted by the Finns. Even on the Labour......