4 AUGUST 1923, page 1

Mr. Baldwin's Speech At Edinburgh On Friday, July 27th, Was

a combination of that broad sympathy and good sense which is making so deep an impression upon the country. He pointed out that decent men could have no quarrel whatever with......

As Regards Control Of The Air, Mr. Baldwin Said That

the Government had unanimously decided in favour of the principle of single control. He outlined the recommenda- tions of the Sub-Committee of the Committee of Imperial Defence,......

News Of The Week.

T HE two most important statements of the week were made by Mr. Baldwin in the House of Commons on Thursday. One referred to the Franco-German problem, and the other to the......

The Government Has Reversed The Policy Of Its Prede- Cessor

and is going in for airships. In the House of Commons on Thursday, July 26th, Sir Samuel Hoare made the important announcement that the Government had accepted in substance a......

Although The Government Shrank From Any Action That Might...

to indicate Allied dissension, he con- tinued; they nevertheless held that the problem " cannot be evaded." They had therefore decided to publish the documents they had sent to......

Much Anxiety Has Been Caused By The Serious Illness Of

the President of the United States. Mr. Harding during his journey in Alaska was apparently poisoned by some food, and septic pneumonia followed. We offer our sincere sympathy......