17 APRIL 1936, page 3

Mr. Baldwin Too, Has Dearly, For The Time Being At

any rate, lost his power of controlling incipient revolt. In the old days of the Indian -controversy in the last Parliament the rebels were at pains to avoid, if possible, a......

Let Me Commend Very Warmly A Shilling Pamphlet, Germany And

the Rhineland, just issued by the Royal Institute of International Affairs, and containing addresses on the German situation delivered within the last month at Chatham House by......

Germany's Strength An Attempt Is Made By A Competent German

writer in an article on a later page of this issue to throw some light on the obscure question of what Germany's armed strength really is. The difficulty, of course, arises from......

These Arc Some Of The Factors Which Have Helped To

produce the decline in the power and prestige of the Government. If further damage is to be prevented, counter measures must be taken. In my view, the first essential is that......

Labour And The Co-operative Movement By Rejecting A...

merge its electoral organisa, Lion with that of the Labour Party, the Co-operative Conference has once again emphasised its independence. It is not indeed complete, and.......

Parliament In Recess Our Parliamentary Correspondent...

in the House of Commons can have welcomed the Easter . Recess with keener pleasure than the Chief Government Whip. In the last few, weeks he has had an exceptionally di ffi cult......

Red Cross Aeroplanes For Abyssinia The Efforts Lady...

making to replace the Red Crossaeroplane which crashed in Abyssinia a month ar two ago are fortunately meeting with success. The number of contributions received is large, but......

Trade With..the United States It Would Be Rash To Assume

that an Anglo-American trade. agreement will .result from the preliminary con- versations which, as announced from an authoritative source, have taken place between Great......