... THE 1931 EXAMPLE Britain staggered to her feet after the “last dose of Socialist rule in 1931 solely because, under the Ottawa Agreement of 1932, we expanded and developed a free trading area within the Empire. But in order to get the Americans to lend ...

... Smith from Wigan shook hands ~with the Red Devil, Appearing full of bonhomie, that man of many parts (his headgear suggests Socialistic tendencies, even if he is liberal with his punishment, conservative in the method of administering it, and a true Communist ...

... ‘there was big money. We believe in first things first.” AUSTERITY AND FAIR SHARES At question time one man asked: “If the Socialists get in again, are we to be faced with & further five years of austerity in the home?” To which a woman near the front f ...

... without a planned Socialist economy.” FEEDING 17 PEOPLE Production by the agricultural worker was now up 50 per cent. of what it was in 1938. Today, a French farmworker produced enough to feed five people, in the US.A, the figure was 13, and in the United ...

... between 10 and 24 per cent. “The fact is that in no country in the world has unemployment been prevented without a planned Socialist economy.” p Mr. Nutting had said the £ had fallen to 16s. 4d. *“lt might have been better if the Tory Central Office had ...

... LIBERAL ADOPTION MEETING Avoid ‘frying pan & the refrigerator’ “WE HOPE that the people will not jump out of the Socialist frying pan into the Conservative refrigerator with its sterilising effect,” said Mr. W. H. Kirby, of Glen Ford Grange, Blaby' after ...

... splitting the progressive vote. WOMEN g . A Now they say we are splitting the . We “‘L;U‘d gkl\'c IWOH’!CE equal pay anti-Socialist vote. for equal work; the right to a fair I 2 . share i n fami T : n fact, all the other parties know ,)’.‘SBL,H‘S the family ...

... clapping.) MR, KIRBY: “1 AM DISAPPOINTED” Mr. H, Tinsley, Mr. R. Bishop and Mr. J. Devitt were seated at tabies watching the Socialist interests, while Mr. J. Stapleford (agent) kept a roaming brief. Mr, O. Brotherhood noted Mr. Kirby's votes, ADVANCE INFORMATION ...

... , Col. Yate failed to secure more votes than his Radical-Socialist opponent, but the odd votes which wee recorded against him came not from Melton oi the rural districc bui from the Socialistic borders of Leicester. Melton and the villages with about ...

... The Socialists now have similar compliments for the Tories: “Vermin™; “Those who live on the backs of the workers,” and you have a few round Melton. A GENTLEMAN You referred twice to Mr. Henry de Rosenbach Walker and dubbed him a Radical-Socialist. He ...

... themselves in their true colours as Socialists, but are prepared to support the Socialists in an indirect manner with the hope that they might obtain, like Cerebus, a sop. T. W. PACEY, 83 King’s-road, Melton. is the Socialist who bears the brunt today. Socialism ...

... EQUAL OPPORTUNITY The Socialist Party are levelling out these inequalities of opportunity by putting within the reach of the poorest of us who have been endowed with the intellect and the determination and spirit to use, cultivate and train it that education ...