Last week British liberals in the House of Commons continued their sniping at British munitions makers, and in particular at the House of Vickers. Was the Government aware, they wanted to know, that while Dr. Hernando Siles was President of Bolivia (1926-30) he had obtained an important loan from Vickers-Armstrongs on condition that all the money go for war materials in Britain?
Week before the Rev. James Wilson, onetime rector of Sneyd. near Burslem, rose at a meeting of the Clergy Pensions
Institution in London. He had been pained to discover that a...
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