... interested in breeding, |dignity or bearing, for which Rugby has long been famous. | On the contrary, that greatest of all Socialists, the late “Jimmy , Thomas, admired by all classes, who rose from the foot-plate to the rank of Cabinet Minister, had a ...

... of the party would do far better by .uacking the Tories than by .u\ntkir}fh the clected lcader of the pariy. cy were all_Socialists, left. right and ~centre. They were the greatest democratic party in the world and she could not believe that that they ...

... Twenty- SPEAKING CONTEST.—Long Law- |iric Company, Coventry and the bride |.. members attended the last corporate ford Young Socialists were unsuccessful |py the Royal Automobile Club. She is | HOX Communion. in their bid to win the National Fi“‘l|also Cobmasssr ...

... furniture and oddments for each different period I WAS interested to read in your columns recently a speech given by a local Socialist to the Rugby ~Trades Council. The speaker said that he believed that trades councils could not be divorced from politics ...

... Saturday for of the Scarborou;mconfcrcncc. a the annual pantomime—this year, * brains trust ’ pa of left-wing Cinderella. . Socialists claimed that their cflonsl Rugby loves its local panto. It were aimed to benefit the Labour 'tends to be more of a tradiu'onal| ...

... of thar campaign adherence to the defence decitions of the Scarborough conference, = * brains trust ' panel of icft-wing Socialists claimed that their cfiorts were aimed io benefit the Labour Party as a whole and not 10 causc a “split ™ in its ranks, They ...

... so he will have the other hand they all knew well {laying his head in a comrade’ |4o reimburse you, as is just. But that Socialist councifs were bound to | lap to let him hunt in his hair, I/ oo o ©ol heart begins 1o use the opporturity to grab a bit ...

... A DEFINITION It is unprc wanted withou where lcadership tning to define wh faces poor Gaitskell when he has to Jead a Socialist rany which apparently hasn’t a_clue as to what Socialism means. Or is it that they have only too many clues and all of them ...

... * —— s cigarettes are g for the nerves? ” SHEILA E. ANSCOMBE * Larkfield,” Inwoods, Rugby. WHICH SIDE DOES LABOUR TAKE? “SOCIALIST Commentary, ™ which is currently supporting the present Labour party leader, has recently published some interesting suggestions ...

... Finances : Mr. N. Ashman : Messrs. Drury and Gillingham : Papal Claims : Shall We Live to See It? : Visiting Legion Patients - SOCIALIST Commentary, ™ which is currently supporting the present Labour party leader, has recently published some interesting suggestions ...

... discussion followed. members of Rugby Ladies’ Circle. | g Vgie of thanks was proposed by T:; imoon( raised in Rugby wasl YOUNG SOCIALISTS.— Coun oLl)'t:MhMi: DANCING.—A (Mrs. F. M. Snadow spoke on Yaliutine. dusits sns Bulh- a 2 l Education ” at the first _open ...

... their labour. These thing: e achicved by & Le2bow ~—backed by the trade union dermined to carry out 3@ can oniv Governmen Socialist policy.” : An address was g‘m by Mr. H. Baker presdent of the Midland Federution o OFFICIALS ELECTED were four nominations ...