... than nor could it assure, what might eighteen months from the pass- take place in the House of ing of the Act. Mr. W S. Shep- Lords. It was because of tech'herd (C.. Bucklow). moving the nical difficulties which might amendment. declared: Many arise and not ...

... January 12 to January 24. They are: Lord Holden (Lab.), leader of the delegation, Mr. J. Diamond (Lab.. Blackley). Mr. J. Haworth (Lab.. Wal•on). Lord John Hope (Con.. Midlothian and Peebles). and Mr. P. J. Erroll (Con., Altrincham and Sale). The delegates ...

... at the Oval to-day. The first appearance in London of Don Bradman and his Australian team drew a 20,000 crowd before lunch. Errol Holmes, the Surrey captain. lost the toss, and the Australians batted in glorious sunshine. They faced an old and worthy opponent ...

... than battleships and where large repairs could be executed. Criticisms of Naval Direction IV/TR. STOKES (Lab.) asked the First Lord of the Admiralty, in the Commons, whether, in view of the great similarity in the circumstances attendant upon the naval losses ...

... and nearly 20,000 of the 26,000 required for ground staff are already on duty. Mr. Stokes (Lab., Ipswich) will ask the First Lord of the Admiralty, in the House of Commons, whether he will state the ages of the officers in command of the main units of the ...

... were present, together p with the - Lord Mayor of Bir- ( ONE MORE TO-MORROW (A) BOYS' RANCH (A) mingham, the Mayor of it At 30. 5.45. 9.10. At 1.0: CO: 7.15, Coventry' and members of o many other public bodies. t Lord fife presided as I - president of the ...

... been taken off. Some 100 French warships and over 200 French merchant vessels of all Lord Gort Thanks Civil Volunteers Sir Colin Jardine, Military Secretary to Lord Gort, has sent messages to authorities in South- East Coast ports to which British troops ...

... ' that Hitler started out for world domination and held the view that British democracy was ripe for an old-age pension. ~ Lord Cecil, in a message to the meeting, said the policy of the League of Nations Union was plain, and there were iecent signs that ...

... possibility of a Christian civilisation and maintain the hope of a fellowship pervading all nations under allegiance to Our Lord. The secular movement of the world is not towards peace or mutual understanding and appreciation.* Rather is it towards more ...

... London. Coal Board 'Sub' Deduction and Truck Act Mr. J. McGovern. Labour MP. for Shettleston, has given' notice to ask the Lord Advocate, Mr. John Wheatley. K.C., on Tuesday if his attention has been drawn to the fact that the Coal Beard has apeed with ...

... KILLED THAT MAN (A) Continuous, 2.0 to 10 p.m.: MONDAY, TUESiDAV. WEDNESDAY— Ilona Massy Jon Hall, Peler Lone in DAY. .( i LEON ERROL a !fy' s;f(' MARY MEALY O ■* strictly COMDDY: PRINCE SUN.! -ALIAS S® J squadron „ , Times: Mon., 2.30 INVISIBLE AGENT a, Also ...

... I learned that it was :lie Coventry Motor Mart's Whitley premises that had produced that column of smoke. To-day Mr. W. J. Lord told me that at long last nearly nine years after that unhappy event. his plans have been approved and that the filling-station ...