... SOCIALIST TO FIGHT SOCIALIST. The nomination of Mr. Tom A. Kerr as Labour camlidate lor the Govan Division in place of Mr. iNcil Maclean, the present M.P.. hoe been endorsed by the Glasgow I.L.P, Ksecutive. Mr. Kerr, who is chairman of the Socialist group ...

... ‘Socialist Members ¢ Hillmount, and 3rd Ba Cubs who Mid-Antrim in the Flami I oy N N ...

... SOCIALIST CHARGES. . Mr. Noel Baker declared Socialist Opposition in a vehement speech, repeating the familiar argument that non-intervention was unfair to the Spanish Germany and Italy had violated their engagements. The British Government bad not used ...

... CHALLENGE TO SOCIALISTS. Nothing but military action from ou side Abyssinia could reverse that situation. Was there any country, was there any section opinion here prepared to take such action? , The Socialists sat silent under the challenge, but from ...

... PROBLEM FOR SOCIALISTS. PARIS, Wednesday. Practically on the eve of the assumption of power by the new French Socialist Government, headed by Leon Blum, France to-day is faced with grave labour disorders, which threaten to precipitate national crisis ...

... SOCIALIST CRITICISM. Mr. Rhys Davies, the Socialist spokesman, proceeded to sneer at the smallness of its scope. Many industries now had pension schemes superior. He thought there was some justice in the complaint of spinsters. They had worse treatment ...

... THE SOCIALIST MENACE. Reference is made to the insistent Socialist activities of the past few years Ulsteractivities which are a large extent directed from cross-Channel. and the fear is expressed that up the present many Loyalists have not understood ...

... expected from a Government? was very largely fear of the Socialist party which induced the Coalition ment to surrender tire murder gang, ana since that surrender, bitter was the hostility the Socialists to all those authority in any country that their sympathies ...

... SOCIALISTS AND BANKING. The leaders of the Socialist Labour movement are fully committed the nationali&a-tiion of British banks. That this project would, if were ever brought to accomplishment, deal a shattering blow the whole foundation of credit on ...

... SOCIALIST CRITICISM. Mr. A. GREENWOOD CUb., Wakefield), moving an amendment declaring that the Government's policy was inadequate, and contending that the present position was due to the lack of timely action by the Government, said there had been gross ...

... SOCIALIST ATTACK. Mr. Herbert Morrison, speaking for the Socialists, agreed that we must beware of defeatist mentality. It could easily create impossibilism. From this he proceeded to attack the Government’s foreign policy, and the neglect of Sir Samuel ...

... SOCIALIST-COMMUNISM The need is made all the greater and more urgent for «all men and women of moderation and national goodwill and of independent and thrifty ways of life, the declared intention of the Socialist-Communist (miscalled ‘Labour’) Party to ...