... why the capitalists in Italy and Germany destroyed the Socialists and w. th them Democracy, and established a Dictator ship of the propertied classes in its place. Had they not done so the Socialists would have changed the economic system from Capitalist ...

... SOCIALIST By Mr. R. W. G. MACKAY ...

... AN ITALIAN SOCIALIST. The trial has just concluded Rome of the man Cordigliani, who June 2.'» threw two paving stones among the Deputies standing on the floor of the ('liamoer. The accused, native town Viterbo, seems have been kind of Italian Simon Immensely ...

... constitute the thin end of the Socialistic wedge. On the one hand, therefore, the Budget has been widely spoken of as a Poor Man's Budget, and on the other it is regarded, in all quarters alike, as a distinctly Socialistic Budget. It is in the former ...

... was because, as the Socialist Leaders had said, the Budget was the first step, quite as much as they could expect from the Chancellor of the Exchequer, a Liberal Government, almost as much as they could have expected from a Socialist Chancellor in his first ...

... decisive defeat of the Socialist and Labour Party, accompanied by numerous Conservative gains. The Socialist successes were few and far between ; their reverses many and overwhelming. In Lancashire, in particular, where the Socialist Party in the immediate ...

... Socialist insolence. T.O.C. An incident typical of the manner in which women are being Insulted if they are supporters of the Constitutional Party happened at the open-air meeting of Sir Thomas %skip on Redcliff Hill. Bristol. A poordressed woman at the ...

... THE SOCIALIST LEADERSHIP IT is by no means an easy task (writes a par. liamentary ceirrespondent) to choose a leader for the Socialist Party. Mr. Morrison. Mr. Greenwood and Mr. Alexander—all ex.Miniaters—are credited with each knowing an excellent man ...

... SOCIALIST The LaboUrPart;l;;;;fwTy. shared the Liberals' deep regard for the liberties of the subject and was sympathetic to the principles of the Liberties of the Subject Bill. The Government, however, opposed the Bill, as they were not convinced that ...

... SOCIALIST I agree entirely. A; you know, the Labour Government set up the Monopolies Commission in 1948, almost thirty years after the 1919 Committee on Trusts had recommended such a course, and just before the dissolution the Government announced legislation ...

... SOCIALISTS AT CHURCH. A number of so-called unemployed attended St. Mary's Church, Battersea, on Sunday morning. The service was conducted by a sevmon preached by the Rev. Mr. Buckwell. The prayers for the Queen and the Royal family were hissed, and ...

... SOCIALIST DYNAMITE. Mrs. Peto added : Even to-day there is enough dynamite in the Socialist proposals to blow the Capitalist system sky high, but you ladies present have commonsense enough to see the real inwardness of the Socialist and liberal Parties ...