4 JULY 1952, page 7

1emember Korea

I N Britain the most persistent tendency of opinion on the Korean war is the tendency to forget. From this one fact is derived the exaggerated effect of those shocks Elnd sur-......

* * * * Mr. Walter Lippmann Makes This Week

a point about the germ warfare charges in Korea which I am surprised no one has made before. He points out that one of '‘the two types of bomb alleged by 'the Chinese to have......

Mr. Alec Peterson, The Head'rnaster Of Adams' Grammar...

flew to Malaya this week to do a two months' tour of duty on General Templer's staff, is ,probably unaware that he has already established, in a fortuitous sort of way, a......

The " Proclamation " In Which British European Airways'...

promotion section are calling the attention of the travelling public to the merits of their " greate newe shippe of the air," the Elizabethan, is a document which must have, for......

The Nearest Miss Jennie Lee's Article Comes To Doing This

is when she writes : " There ought not to be a cash barrier around the Queen. The approach to the Palace ought not to be through secondhand or hired clothes." This does not come......

In My Infancy A Big Cedar Tree In The Garden

was felled, or perhaps was blown down in a storm. From, part of the butt the estate carpenter made a large box of toy bricks, and with these my brothers and I used to play upon......

A Spectator's Notebook

RITING in Tuesday's Daily Herald on " The Queen and the People," Miss Jennie Lee marshals 4, Y r (or so one imagines) the same sort of arguments which prompted Mr. Attlee and......