... (SociaList). Mr. Drew said that the amount of arms exported to the Middle East did not matter. The policy was wrong. —Reuter. English is to be introduced as a compulsory subject in all Norwegian elementary schools. thel Education Ministry has announced ...

... SOCIALISTS DIVIDED But how did the Socialists regard this a capon ? The truth was that , they were div:ded in their views on ;. the H-bomb. Mr. Attlee and hall , followers thought one thing—and I Mr. Bevan another. Yet Mr. Bevan' was a member of the Socialist ...

... Socialists’ warning While the Gaullists were jubilant at a better-than-expected result of the first vote, Socialist leader Guy Mollet warned that the political struggle was not yet finished. Thfir‘ were rejoicing too quickly, b Mollet declared . Unpleasant ...

... Socialist spending In pre-war days the Treasury had a reputation for being very careful and even nigdly in its dealings. This was 6 bad reputation for a Er NO ich was spending ocher people's Money. said Mr. Paul Bryan. pros- Conservative canaidate for ...

... Young Socialists New members were welcomed at the weekly meeting of Halifax Young Socialists at the Labour ]Roorm in St. James's Street, Hali|fax, yesterday. Older members out|lined the movement’s organisation. |Miss Susan Smith, social secretary, | spoke ...

... Young Socialists Mr. and Mrs. &. Fearnley of the| Marriage Guidance Council, were guests at the weekly meeting of the Halifax Labour Party Young Socialists at St. James’s Street. Halifax yesterday. Mrs. Fearnley spoke on her work as a counsellor,l and ...

... Socialist jibe He wondered if Mr. Gaisken. who was to speak in Halifax to-morrow. would repeat statement that the Prime Minister's visit to Russia was an election stunt. It was an attempt to get closer to the Russians and try to find method of getting ...

... Young Socialists Halifax Young Socialists last light held an onen discussion in e Dryden Brook lounge of the Labour Party held(}uarters in St James's Street, Halifax. Subjects covered were humorous and entertaining, and included holidays at home and abroad ...

... Socialist Hall The conferenc by 57 voting del on the first votir skill was within clear majority. ° dates were Cou and Mrs. Doro Others were Mr burn, of Pres George H. Perry The resolution t skill's name shou for approva! to ti Labour Party wa: Clifford ...

... SOCIALIST CRITICISM When the Assembly resumed,, the Socialists criticised a provision, of the Bill enabling subscribers, to the Government loan to bel exempted from the extra taxes up to the amount they lend the !Government. Later, a new compromise was ...

... No French Socialist deal with Communists Paris, Thursday. The French Socialist Party, last night, refused the Communist Party's offer of co-operation to unite the working class it. the second round of municipal elections, nest Sunday. The Communists ...

... Young Socialists A talk on the Civil Service was given by Mr. J. Bates, JP., at a meeting of Halifax Young Socialists in the Dryden Brook Lounge, St. James's Road, Halifax, last night. li\}ix' . P. Commons thanked the speaker. Mr. M. Bridge presided ...