... SOCIALISTS THE PARK. [Contributed.] It's shame, I say. for some folks have riches and motors and fine bouses, and you and to have none—a blooming shame. Why should they? Ain't we good as they and a good deal better ? 'Ear, 'ear, murmured some -of ...

... SOCIALIST IRRESPONSIBILITY. What was the alternative to the National Government? It used to be said of the bons that they learned nothing and forgot nothing. Tt ought to be said of the Socialist that he learncd nothing and forgot every- thing, for he ...

... N INTELLECTUAL SOCIALIST an unbiassed student of politica, I have always made a practice of attending political meetings—irrespective of party— whenever opportunities have presented them selves, for it is my conviction that to record a vote truly one ...

... THE SOCIALIST PROCR MR. C. G. GARTON’S SPEECH AT ENILWORTH. ...

... making statements e of the following nature I think it is time to protest. First, s ing at a meeting in sup port of the Socialist candidate, a lady speaker made this statement, “ That food is taxed b the Government and the money from suc tax put into ...

... SOCIALIST AIms In connection with the May Day celebra- tions throughout the country, a meeting was held in the Eagle Recreetion ground, eam. ington, on Sunday night under the auspices of the local Trades and Labour Council and Labour Party. Councillor ...

... wanted to cite single witness in support of this he would take a sentence or two from Justice\ the organ of the Socialists, and Socialists, whole, were verv well satisfied with the Budget. The passage ran: It is safe to say that there is nothing in this ...

... THE SOCIALIST BUDGET. HOW IT WILL AFFECT THE BUILDING TRADE. BURLEIGH D. KILBURN, M.A. It is admitted by all parties that the country has been passing through period of very serious trade depression for the past two years, but the fact is somewhat lost ...

... majorities the Conference refused to embody declaration of Socialistic principles in the the Party; refused to fetter candidates by a Socialist pledge; and refused to adopt Socialist programme. And lastly, one of the most respected members of the present ...

... The Socialist Revolution •• It now only natural,” Mr. observed with dry humour, that should be moved by the res. stance the U.S.S.R we were not now being moved by that we w'ould have been moved oy Hitler long ago! (Laughter.) After commenting that now ...

... SOCIALISTS AND BLACKSHIRTS. Some of the responsible leaders of Socialist Party were asking for dictatorship in this country. If they were able the nest general election to seize power, Parliament would be called together to grant that group full powers ...

... SOCIALIST DICTATORSHIP. A matter of first im|*ortance, went on Lord Dufferiu, was defence the constitution in the face the coming Socialist attack. Describing the various committees which were designed to curry out the Socialist programme of dictatorship ...