... chair would have to go the 74-vear-old s‘back |l— . ks : » Mary's Church, Pipewell. will s¥ i ook a 4 a:nc(luso{l. 1129 Socialist Memak ere ecember| Miss E. Pridmore. who lives|ber for the Kettering constitu;‘;ke Diace therc.on Dec alone in an old world ...

... battles ALL'OUT OFFENSIVE ];;al[l Broups nm tey to escape | TROOPS and planes today began & mew bombard- G vsopt it Siaitts Socialists discuss | Israel vival in the biggest battle in Malaya for nearly a year A 24-hour curfew has been i pr, {imposed on a village ...

... called ~Qn With the _Motley . . . country is a capitalist one. a “Someone on Your Mind” (Philips P. 8523). The goon e e * socialist one. or a “mixed” (Decca F. 10640/ and goes serious for a _little gtlgk:o::'ad;\p‘::c‘;:l“-grsl;fio:,omc one lika ours. In ...

... having Mr. Bevan as Mr. Gaitskell's deputy would “create anew the working coalition between right and left, liberal and socialist bureaucrat and demagogue, upon which the party depends for electoral power.” It seems likely to us that if this came about ...

... prevail in the Socialist Party and in the unions, we may expect a Socialist Government to carry very much further, through the instrument of taxation, the sociallv “levelling” policy which was carried a certain distance by the Socialist Governments of ...

... ™ &as become practically a naughty word. bt y The Socialist leaders do not want further wholesale nationalisation. Not long ago, Mr. C. A R. Crosland. one of the younger and more intelligent Socialist M.Ps.. frankly wrote that what mattered was not the ...

... meeting between M. Mendes-France., “new deal” head of the Radical \Part,v. and M. Guy Mollett, ecretary o e alis! S| t £ th Socialist Party, who together led the moderate left-alliance in the election campaign. Sources close to M. Mendes- France state that ...

... several & rhoto;r:&l:& im:ludingd as arge w ng group, and a 3 booklet setting out “The & first principles as Tai} taught in Socialist Sunday : schools.” - ...

... judged on British standards. PERU is ruled by a dictatorship, but it is a benevolent dictatorship, Mr. George Lindgren, Socialist M.P. for Wellingborough, told a meeting of Finedon Methodist Men’s Fireside last night. e s ...

... “Daily Telegraph” had Me impression that everything in the ative garden is automatically lovely, and that everything in the Socialist garden must go awry. If tattered party labels are at last to be discarded, and questions of public gflcymtobediscussedont ...

... “great- ' cnf:fnt} = tion for m;m invention since the Davy Lamp,” by Wellingbor- = dmlm ’ 9 . %{fih‘ East “E“.:idlw s Socialist M.l:;, Mr. afl S. ufl‘,..- fhat sers Consu. ve, Mr, Llnds:en. W] was! e ttee at Nottingham on‘;pukm' at annual dinner ov January ...

... ‘nester electric at ey Bridge, Yorkshire. voile as T The train, bound from Lei- DI GUY MOLLET, the ‘ester to Manchester, had * Socialist leader, who cen delaved by snow and has prepared the first Govern‘s late leaving Sheffleld Vic- ment ol «rance’s newly elected ...