... SOCIALISTS AND SOCIALISTS They had got to face the fact that, in consequence of high taxation and low employment, they could not pay the same benefits for National Health I neurones. If you are Socialists—and I have run across many who are only Socialists ...

... SOCIALIST LOSSES AT ELECTIONS. DISTRICT TWO ANTI-SOCIALIST GAINS AT PADIHAM. INCREASED POLLS AT BRIERFIELD. the District Council election*, the BodeUete Buffered » eetbech the Burnley district. Psdlhsm two seats were lost, and at Brterfleld ari attempt ...

... THE SOCIALIST POUCY Control Of Bank Of England STRIKE TO STOP WAR State To Be Able To Acquire Land TO•DAY'S DECLARATIONS The Labour Party, if it romen into power, will Socialise the Bank of England, the Joint Stock Banks: and such other financial i ...

... there was Socialist brutal imi in which Russia. Bi when Geo of ruti before th ...

... the Socialist Government, we find that a married man to-day receives Is. Bd. more than the Labour Government gave Lim al 1930, and Bs. Id. more than was given him six years previously. These arguments made a strong impression on thc House Socialist Nlemhers ...

... SOCIALIST “NO.” Herriot May Be Defeated On Payment Issue. PARIS. Monday. The Socialists have unanimously decided against payment of tlio American debt, even with reservation*. If M. Herriot should therefor© insist on his proposal for payment it is expected ...

... • SOCIALIST.' Referring to the attitude of the Liberal Party and the speech of Mr. Gretton Ward, Mr. Taylcr said they were not afraid of the word **Socialist** —1 they liked the wordy—and the Socialist Party were going to pull down the top-dogs.' Capitalism ...

... SOCIALISTS. A striking exposure of the Socialist attempt drag the question of maternal mortality into arena of party politics was given at tke women Conservatives' conference London this week Mrs. Lawson, Burnley, who stated that sbo herself had worked ...

... Socialists. supplies of success at tl national, de( what they wi public till. i especially the often in com] are some of untold millioj increase the ' the rates. can put st| the simple act ofi and voting to this inevitably co| no right to } gence meets ...

... SOCIALIST ■ shipping commissions for carrying goods and people all over the world. Also there 55 million pounds made out of banking commissions, with London as the banking centre of the world, and ihsuranoe premiums. The great trouble which faced was ...

... THE SOCIALISTS. Socialists.—ln the Sunday Times, March 15th, Lieut.-Com, Kenworthy, Socialist M.P. for Central Hull, wrote: As an alternative to direct taxation of the mass of the people and further ruts in wages Ind impoverishment, of the unemployed ...

... the Socialist Questions to of the world, and the map of Africa, to see what those problems of the apparently faraway Parts of the world meant to us. We had only to look at the map of that bit of at Africa, and the boundaries all around AhYssinia, and ...