SECRETARY'S LUNCHEON SPEECH

At a luncheon in London, Mr. Bevin expressed his strong belief in Western Union and made a solemn declaration as the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. He emphasized his determination to achieve European unity as the crowning event of his career. Mr. George Gibson also commented on tribunal findings in Manchester.

What was the main topic of Mr. Bevin's speech at the Foreign Press Association's luncheon?

• His personal achievements

• His views on trade unions

• His belief in Western Union

• His retirement plans

What was Mr. Bevin's role at the time of his speech?

• Member of Parliament

• Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs

• Prime Minister

• Trade Union Leader

What did Mr. Bevin consider as the crowning event of his life?

• Retiring from public life

• Winning a political award

• Establishing European unity

• Becoming Secretary of State

How many years had Mr. Bevin spent in trade union or public life by the time of his speech?

• 35 years

• 30 years

• 45 years

• 40 years

Where did Mr. George Gibson make his comments?

• Liverpool

• Manchester

• London

• Birmingham