TEACHING OF LANGUAGES IN MALTA.
QUESTION IN COMMONS. \eßrri6K or?rui\L vaaELEss j ' RUGBY, July 25. The situation in Malta was the subject of a question addressed in the House of Commons to Sir Philip Cunliffe-Lister (Secretary of State for the Colonies). Asked if he was aware, in regard to the teaching of English and Italian, that there was some anxiety at the growing Italianisation of the British colony, the Minister said the House of Commons had unanimously approved of the course the Government had taken in regard to the teaching of English in Malta. That decision would be strictly carried out. He thought the Maltese Government understood that there could be no question of modifying in the slightest degree the .unanimous decision of Parliament.
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Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20918, 27 July 1933, Page 7
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