... stride, the French Socialist Government clamped down on them, nationalised Air France and put the sky trampers in irons, but the handful of trampers fought back and went on fighting. Socialism in France to-day is merely part of the Socialist-Liberal Coalition ...

... present Government is stale, tired and neglecting the real interests of the workers and is letting the country down. The Socialists know that more Socialism is the wish of only a small minority of the people. But the people are afraid that Toryism means ...

... against Marshal Tito in Yugoslavia. 2. THE VICTORY OF R. G. MENZIES The new Australian Prime Minister, whose party dealt the Socialists a resounding blow in the December elections, has now been swom-in by Governor-General McKell. Closer economic co-operation ...

... Churchill and the Boys. If, then, the G.E. is just round the corner of January (perhaps perhaps not), the Conservatives, Socialists, Liberals, and so on, have got to be prepared. They know it. They are buckling on their breastplates. The camps are clanging ...

... so few. There are only about half-a- dozen pundits alive who have troubled to master the art of broadcast speech. And the Socialists certainly won the first round with Priestley, who not only knows how to broadcast without boring, but has learned the older ...

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... injustice. In Mr. H. J. Grcenwall's book Farewell France, he wrote: After the war Laval was a member of the Right Wing of the Socialist Party and a corporation lawyer. His chief client was Senator Fran£ois de Wendel, head of the Comite des Forges. This was ...

... rates. For these (and other) details, I find the Socialist manifesto not clever enough. All Tastes are Good. West Walthamstow the Premier's consti tuency since the elimination of Lime- house is a Socialist stronghold on the 1945 figures, a 12,700 majority ...

... the runner-up, Smith gets a tremendous ovation. Not only do the Socialists cheer, but so do the Tories, for there is nothing they like so much as a loser especially if he is a Socialist. Mr. Smith says it was a tough fight and he must admit that there ...

... true-blue Tories, and yet, now and again, we have for our sins a Socialist Govern ment. Before Christmas, 52 per cent, of Mr. Gallop's non-waverers would vote Tory, 38 per cent. Socialist. Good. Yesterday, the Tory majority had dropped to a mere 6 per ...

... beginning of January, in four head- quarters in London, there rolled into high gear four political party machines, those of the Socialists, the Conservatives, the Liberals and the Communists, at least two of them with high hopes of achieving victory at the polls ...

... were always I in trouble with authority. While still at school, at the Simbirsk I Gymnasium, Lenin became interested in Socialist doctrines I and was a keen student of Karl Marx. His elder brother, I Alexander, was an active revolutionary before him and ...