... SOCIALIST Majorit ' for Mr Ramsay MacDonald ( Soaham ) 28 , 794-Mr Philip Snowdon ( Colne Valley ) 9 , 135 Mr Arthur Henderson- ( Burnley ) . ; . 7 , 954 Mr J . K . Clynes ( Platting ) -, 6 , 646 Mr J . H . Thomas ( Derby ) ,.. - .., 11 , 1 ...

... will be approved by the Parliamentary leaders of the Socialists , but it none the less embodies the cardinal principle of the Socialist party in this country . Members of Parliament who are also Socialists are not representatives ; they are essentially delegates ...

... still call themselves Socialists has become so corrupted that they are Socialists one day and Communists the next—they may even be both things within the same hour . It is not necessary to do more than read the speeches of Socialist leaders to discern the ...

... supported by the more experienced Socialist leaders , who do not believe that the Socialists will have a clear majority at the next election , or at any rate think they would not have one on a completely Socialistic programme . Mr Ernest Bevin ' s plea ...

... THE SOCIALIST POLICY - •_ . The Socialist programme for the General Election , * published to-day , is an uninspiring document , which is sure to be received with scorn and contempt by the Indep . ende ' nt Labour party and other left-wing sections of ...

... Ratepayers so inclined should pay heed to what has happened wherever Socialist domination exists . The latest example is Sheffield , where the Socialists secured a majority last year . Socialist candidates have attempted to explain away the damaging facts , ...

... section of tho Socialist party has aroused suspicion in humble Socialist hearts and it is understood that an attempt will be made to insist upon some form of apprenticeship for Socialist neophytes . On the other hand , tho Socialists recognise that the ...

... SOCIALIST AND COMMJNIST What is the Parliamentary Socialist party to do with its Communists ? Mr Ramsay MacDonald contributes to the current issue of the Glasgow Socialist weekl y an article with the title , Liverpool and the 'Beds . ' The plain purport ...

... The Liberal party , if anything , was . in a moro unhappy state than the Socialist party . : It had never recovered from Us oi'azy action . 'iu 1924 , whoii'it put tho Socialists into office . ¦ ' The country . 'delivered-its verdict on that folly by ...

... SOCIALISTS AND OFFICE Pabis , January lZ _ Th s resolution in favour of participation , on conditions , in a Government , adopted early this morning by . the Socialist Party Congress by 1766 votes tcdKl , w as , j n poiDt of fact introduced by the ...

... unwelcome to Socialists , who naturally expect wages to rise under a Socialist Government . It may be unreasonable of them to insist on quick returns on the investment of their votes in a Socialist Government , but there was little reason in tho Socialist promises ...

... SOCIALIST DISILLUSIONMENT Mr W . Mackenzie Camebon ,- Liberal candidate for North Aberdeen at the last election , addressing a Liberal gath ? ring in . the Co-operative Ha !! , Kirkcaldy . said a short term in office of the Socialist party would soon ...