27 APRIL 1929, page 2

Peace In Industry The Conference Between The Two...

(the National Confederation of Employers' Organizations and the Federation of British Industries) and the General Council of the Trades Union Congress decided on Tuesday to set......

Labour And Parliamentarism The Times Of Friday, April...

a letter from Lord Balfour about the Note which bears his name. He pointed out that the Government of the day did not regard the policy of the Note as " ideal . " but thought it......

Mr. Baldwin's Doctrine Of Restraint Mr. Baldwin's Speech...

Unionist Party on Thurs- day, April 18th, proved his positive determination not to emulate other parties in making promises which he did not feel sure of fulfilling. His critics......

In " American Notes :of The Week," On Page 649,

our Correspondent throws some light on President Hoover's difficulties with the farmers. Their real position appears to be mutatis mutandis that of British farmers on the eve of......

We Are Told That The Trade Unionists Took The Wise

course of frankly recognizing the employers' difficulties, and then of appealing to them on general grounds not to shut a door which it might be extremely difficult, if not......

The Message Which The King Issued On Tuesday, St., George's

,Day, dwelling gratefully on his recovery from his long illness, and thanking his people for their " loving solicitude," was noble in language and beautiful in thought. The......

The Head Of Any Other Party Would, Of Course, Have

said exactly what was in his mind, and if his party had failed to support him would have resigned. The Labour way is a menace to Parliamentary methods as they have always been......

The Danger Is Not That A Labour Cabinet Would Seriously

think of repudiation, but that Mr. - . Snowden would be hovering on their flank, constantly' Making it difficult Mr them to observe continuity'of policy. Frankly we do not......