28 MAY 1937, page 3

Members Fresh From Their Constituencies Where In Every...

most formidable Socialist quarters were the most gaily decorated were genuinely astonished to hear the grave Labour statements that masses of the people were feeling......

The Wide Gulf In Outlook Between The Government And...

was vividly illustrated in the debate on Wed- nesday on the Government's attitude to the report of the Royal Commission on the Trade and Manufacture of Armaments. The Labour and......

Less Homework In These Days Of Increasingly Keen...

tions, homework has become more and more of a bugbear to schoolchildren. The Board of Education's pamphlet on the subject is therefore most timely. It suggests, "very......

The Press And The B.b.c.

In his speech to the Empire Press Union on Tuesday, Sir John Reith, the Director-General of the B.B.C., made some exceedingly sensible remarks on the relations between......

Mr. Runciman And Free Trade It Is Pleasant To Compliment

Cabinet Ministers at the end of a long term of office, but congratulations to Mr. Walter Runciman after his farewell speech in Parliament on Tuesday 'as President of the Board......

The Week In Parliament Our Parliamentary Correspondent...

Labour Party appeared at their worst in the debate on the Civil List. While being at pains to proclaim their devotion to the institu- tion of Monarchy, they made a series of......