... who were yesterday attacked by Mr. John Baird, Labour M.P. for Wolverhampton North-east for failing to support the town’s Socialist mayor, Mr. C. H. Davies, for an aldermanic vacancy only four days after visiting him in hospital, hit back today. Alderman ...

... of the reluctant peer, Lord Stansgate. | Socialists believe they have won a tactical vietory as the Government has now backed down on its ideas of a more wide-ranging review of the House of Lords. The Socialists refused to join this investigation and the ...

... Wimborne-road, Fallings Park, Wolverhampton. ¥* * * FOR an M.P., Mr. John Baird exhibits the very short memory of which so many Socialists make a speciality, ~ls he annoyed that certain Conservative aldermen found time for a kindly visit to the Mayor of Wolverhampton ...

... is adopting a form of criticism which is not becoming to a member of Parliament. Naturally, the present position of the Socialist Party in Wolverhampton, and throughout the country, causes Mr, Baird grave concern, and this may be the ...

... If we change to rock mights they will pack the hall,” he said. Chairman of the Estates committee Councillor W. J. Darby (Socialist) said the committee would consider the suggestion. ...

... plots to expel progressive Socialists, whilst in the past behaving “nice and respectful ” to the Tories by giving them seats on the council. May 1 suggest that in future the Labour group pursues its fundamental Socialist purpose with a same energy that ...

... resisting the Cabinet’s decision, either from conviction or constituency interests, or both. There are nationalisers on the Socialist side who reject Mr. Gaitskell's caution and say if there's only one firm instead of two, it will be all the easier to bring ...

... for free competition between private enterprise industries in favour of the industrial efficiency claimed for monopoly. Socialists are determined to defend Courtaulds, big enough big business, against bigger business still, rather than campaign for state ...

... against , rather than ywnership. M 1 out on both gorous frec- Government toutly resistcision, either constituency There are Socialist side Gaitskell's there’s only wo, it will be g into public ed with as as any of ostling for inet agenda, ength. Even- 14 ...

... l(:“c,mun K¥; Sk “of oik bMol St - sald the| £ ments of £3O a month out of his monthly wage of £4O to £46, g[ 3 i h ;3pe| Socialist party’s national committee: | €Mbezzled £1.161 from his employers, Wolverhampton magistrates | C¢lUres containing the second ...

... are two debates scheduled and both could be awkward for the Government. The first is being arranged at the behest of the Socialists, The second is the result of opportunist quick thinking by Mr. Wilfred Proudfoot, Conservative M.P, for Cleveland. He was ...

... chered by the huge crowd as he read the “Second Declaration of Havana ™ reaffirming the principles of the island’s .*“ Socialist Revolution.” He jeered at the 14 countries which voted at Punta del Este last month to” expel Cuba from the Organisation ...