... racket by air company chiefs CRITIC'S ATTACK CALLED VENOMOUS By the Parliamentary Correspondent LORD SWINTON (Minister of Civil Aviation) dealt in the House of Lords yesterday with what he called the basest and grossest reflections on the Board of the British ...

... was sure in some minds—he did not say in all —had been honest doubt and anxiety. Their lordships seemed to agree. When Lord Morris asked leave to withdraw his motion there were cries of No. no! and when the motion was put it was negativedthe Parliamentary ...

... Replying, Lord Swinton said that Gen. Critchley's salary for the present period was £5,000 a year With an expenses allowance of £l,OOO. Considering the magnitude and responsibilities of the job, this was certainly not excessive. Lord Morris: Nothing ...

... their broadcasts. he thought we must consider sponsored programmes very seriously. Lord Morris thought the /3.6.0 would be greatly improved by a Infusion of fresh blood. Lord Samuel. supporting the de mand for an inquiry. said a question which needed investigatio ...

... will attend the ArNt meeting of the Consul- Litive Assembly of the Council of Europe in August are: Labour.—Mr. Herbert Morris.. (Lord President of the Mr. Hugh Dalton (Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster). Mr. W. Whiteley IChie( Whip). Mr. Seymour Cneks ...

... essential, the right , to defend the Canal zone. on the altar of political expediency. I Lord Morris said that we had , sent out to Egypt that charming old gentleman. Lord Stansgate. who was about as capable of coping with wily Orientals as a Inew-born babe ...

... The lesson of Billy Morris ORD LUCAS recalled in 4 the Lords last night that he had helped Lord Nuffield to make his first car In a little schoolroom at the top of Cowley Road, Oxford. Then he was plain Billy Morris and I was plain George Lusa& There ...

... • THE FUTURE OF HERBERT MORRI SON IT was a radiant August I afternoon in the Highlands, long ago—so long ago that Lloyd George was still Prime Minister. It was the last uneasy year of his reign; things were going badly; and the Prime Minister was taking ...

... Five Minutes Lord Mayor Five minutes after this picture was taken Mr. Arthur Clarke (right), who had lust been elected Lord Mayor of Leeds, collapsed and died. Shaking his hand is the retiring Lord Mayor, Alderman H. Morris who will now ad in his place ...

... CATCH AT LORD'S . By CRAWFORD WHITE WJ. EDRICH as opening batsman, schoolmaster • Charles Palmer at number three, the spin bowling of left-hander Wardle and Glamorgan's off-break specialist Muncer—these were all Test straws in the wind at Lord's yesterday ...

... OSCAR Morris portent ? City Editor • £1,100,000 fall in Morris taintY. but with basic pricesat their Motors net profits to present level and the purchase tax on top of that it might be a ma:ter of w a e v e :g few months, £1,513,555 came as a sharp shock ...

... NE HAD THE BEST SEAT AT LORD'S London constable NVITH a chair by the screen at Lord's, this v combined duty with pleasure and found that (sometimes) a policeman's lot can be a happy one. This is what he saw: a new, militant England team, attacking all ...