7 JUNE 1930, page 1

The Prime Minister's Address To The Conference, On...

was admirable in spirit and language. Pointing out that although 'the: Empire had achieved glorious things it had also made - mistakes, he compared it with a vast Gothic......

The Bill Also Contains The Concordat By Which Non- Provided

schools Will receive grants for reconstruction and upkeep on condition that the appointment of the teachers shall pass into the hands of the local authorities. The local......

Much Criticism Of The Maintenance Grants Followed From...

some of whom complained of the means test and some of whom condemned any kind of maintenance grant on the ground that parents should not be paid for obeying the law. Personally,......

News Of The Week The Imperial Press Conference T Ale...

Press Conference, larger than ever, is meeting in London. The opening session was on Tuesday and on the same day - a -luncheon, at which the principal speakers were the _Speaker......

The Education Bill On Thursday, May 29th, The Education Bill

received its second reading. Sir Charles Trevelyan explained that it would not only give 400,000 children a chance of a year more at school, but would leave between 100,000 and......

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