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Sir Archibald Sinclair Was On Hardly Firmer Ground When He

argued that the Bill, if passed, should not be operated until all the countries on the non-intervention Committee had agreed to follow Great Britain's example. A first-class......

It Was Clear, When Mr. Noel Baker Rose To Oppose,

that the Labour Party intended to raise the whole question of intervention, and that what they now wanted was definite support from Great Britain for the Spanish Government. It......

Members Of All Parties Are Disturbed At The Reported...

of the King at the conclusion of his visit to the distressed areas that " something will be done." They argue that the condition of the distressed areas is the burden solely of......

M. Blum And The Press M. Blum's Bill To Control

the French Press, together with the important Labour Arbitration Bill, comes up for consideration by the Chamber this week. The Press Bill has three objects. By forcing......

The Week In Parliament

Our Parliamentary Correspondent writes :—After the wide measure of agreement which the Public Order Bill and the Trunk Roads Bill have produced it seemed strange on Tuesday to......

One More Verboten

By a decree issued last week Dr. Goebbels, Minister of Propaganda and Enlightenment, put an end to one of the last feeble forms of free expression in Germany. In future there is......

Milk And The Consumer

The report of the Milk Reorganisation Commission, appointed in February, 1935, to examine the working of the Milk Marketing Boards and advise on future policy, shows a welcome......