31 MARCH 1933, page 6

* * Mr. Churchill's Denunciations Of The B.b.c. For Its

refusal to invite him to broadcast on India are periodic, and another-must be almost due. While the B.B.C. has in my view taken entirely the right line about this particular......

Nothing, Apparently, Lays So Severe A Strain On The Popular

daily paper's canons of taste as a disaster like the destruction of the Imperial Airways liner. I can conceive nothing more ghoulish than the established practice of rushing off......

A Spectator's Notebook

WITH the Indian debate over and the White Paper accepted by the House of Commons as the basis for discussion, the question now is what the personnel of the Select Committee will......

To Few Men Would Sympathy More Unstinted And More Sincere

flow out in any bereavement than to Mr. Lansbury. Mentem mortalia tangunt, and Mr. Lansbury is 'intensely human. His.political adversaries are many ; they number at present......

It Is Not A Matter Of Complete Indifference How This

country is interpreted to the United States and vice versa. I have before me an article in the Boston Sunday Advertiser of March 19th from the pen of " Lieut.-Com. J. M.......

Since The Decision Of The Court-martial On Lieut....

not been promulgated any comment on the substance of the case would be improper. But it is at least permissible to say something on the procedure. The ordinary public knows......