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... THE SOCIALIST _ The Editor. Dear Sir, There are dullards who in even their most lucid intervals are so hazy about everythin* not savouring of their pet creed that the object of their scorn must take great comfort from their Mockhcadneas. It U not so much ...

... “SOCIALIST Geurge Andrew on, third son of y Luke, of Odell ome engaged to Joseghine Ruth laughter of Mr, hard Hayes, of >osheston, Pem- ...

... SOCIALIST BRANCH A Young Socialist branch Ls to be formed for Thu was derided at a meeting at Downturn. sored by S.W. Norfolk 11Cstitisency Labour Party. The Agent. Mr. B. V. Mar= said: The Party people In its franks C t constituencies lust as much as ...

... SOCIALIST PLANS 1 was very interested to read the Socialists’ plans, which they propose to introduc: whea they gain control of the new County Council. I would assume they have costed all this out, or is it the intention to do what they did when in power ...

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... SOCIALIST. New Leader Wanted Sir, —Dare I contribute the same idea in this collection of Election Letters as in the last? In common with thousands upon thousands of others, I believed that, always, the hour would produce the man. and that the man would ...

... 'NOT SOCIALIST So. if we are to have a Labour candidate let us have one who is not a Sodalir,. H. P. HARDING Brook House. Northwold. Heacham's link rood ISir. always good to read a report on Parish Coon. ell proceedings. Congratula- ...

... Socialist 2.000 women who could fill these places. The Lynn Constituency 'Labour Party president. Mr. W. K. Morton, who welcomed visitors from the Bwaffham and Wisbech parties. said that the prospective Parliamentary candtdate for Lynn. 'Mr. Derek Page ...

... Socialists' SPEAKING at the opening lower-paid sections of the ceremony of Swaffham community, not in freezing Lobour Party bazaar in the the inequality to the Sidney Dye Memorial Hall on benefit of the higher paid. Saturday, Mr Tom Wallace, Mr Wallace ...

... SOCIALIST rpHAT the bank probe started by the lat« Government with of intentions had b« en blow to thrift m the pressed' byword' Mackintosh. Ha^ aX Sa C vm™ an Commit- KtUieM meeting of ...

... ——-__-____ SOCIALISTS 1 DECIDE AI’AIT from the fact that their present councillors will all be defendin; their seats, Sudbury -n: Woodbridge Divisional Labour Pariy are not yet in a position te announce any new West Saffolk County Council election candidates ...