6 MAY 1938, page 3

Tea Is A Subject Which Never Fails To Produce An

animated discussion. On Tuesday evening Labour members were inclined to be resentful of the Chancellor's statement last week that the additional duty would be paid in the......

An Uninstructed Stranger, Sitting In The Gallery On...

scarcely have realised the low estate to which the Liberal Party has fallen. As has happened more than once recently, the minor Opposition played a part in the debate out of all......

Children And The Cinema - Some Interesting Facts Are...

in a Report on the recreational aspect of the cinema which was presented on Monday to the Advisory Committee of the League of Nations on Social Questions by Mr. S. W. Harris, of......

The Week In Parliament Our Parliamentary Correspondent...

has the cleavage between the Government and the Opposition been so plainly revealed as in the debate on the Italian Agreement. The difference between parties nowadays lies......

Holidays With Pay That Social Progress Should Be Achieved...

voluntary rather than statutory lines—a basic principle of British social policy—is, in general, desirable both on economic and democratic grounds. But it is doubtful wisdom on......

A Century . Of Manchester It Is Difficult To Realise That

the size, prosperity and influence to which the City of Manchester has attained today have been virtually built up in a single century. Yet this week Manchester has been......