24 JUNE 1938, page 3

Follbwing Mr. Noel-baker's Masterly Speech, The Prime...

querulous reply failed to convince even his own supporters. He admitted that it was not " nice " to hear of British ships being bombed, that we had protested to General Franco,......

The Tendency To Refuse Information Was Particularly...

debate on Foreign Affairs. Pressed for a statement on certain definite points by the Opposition as to what precisely the Government intends to do about (a) the bombing of......

The Prime Minister May Have Many Qualities, But Urbanity Is

not one of them. He seemed to let loose a long pent-up fury upon the unfortunate Mr. Mander, when in an adjourn- ment debate he raised the question of the " fundamental......

The Debate On The Education Estimates In The House Of

Commons this week was of exceptional interest, and in the high standard of knowledge and understanding shown might serve as a model of Parliamentary discussion. It is a matter......

Mr. De Valera's Triumph The Result Of The General Election

in Eire, which leaves Flamm Fail with an effective majority of x5, represents a great personal triumph for Mr. De Valera ; it proves that by achieving the settlement with Great......

The Week In Parliament Our Parliamentary Correspondent...

was devoted to the Board of Education. Mr. Lindsay delivered an eloquent speech, full of the right sentiments and outlining what had been done in the past year. He spoke of the......

The American Spy Trial It Is A Tradition Of British

justice that any man is presumed innocent till he is proved guilty, and British public opinion will be content, in accordance with that principle, to wait with suspended......