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... arms, and 10 and behold, not• what you would extect happens, for the slovely girl decides that she will become a worker in socialist economy. She will stay on the farm. She turns her fury on the brigade-leading girl, she says:— I will form my own brigade ...
... is great disappointment particularly from the large number of men and women who joined the Labour party because of their socialist idealism and who believed that after the war there was a possibility of organising a new state whereby the means of production ...
... re-form the Cabinet. 'the new team is expected to include only his own Christian Democrats and the Republicans' Right Wing Socialists. The Liberals, who had posts in the outgoing Administration, are expected to be excluded.—Reuter. GROUNDNUT WARNING Nat ...
... nowadays, after a bout of Inflationist finance by Socialists, plentiful as money is. prices are so high that the money will not go round. On the whole, the middle class voter, so important to the Socialists if they are to be returned to power for a second ...
... telling them of the way I've been treated. Speaker: 75-yearsold Neil Maclean, one time terror of the Clyde and 32 years Socialist M.P. for Govan, when shown the door on attending a meeting in the Glasgow City Labour Parts* office called to choose a ...
... whatsoever They just say I am too old” He denied statements that he intended to take up the fight in Govan as an independent Socialist and said he had not yet made any plans Very touched After the meeting Mr John Heenan chairman of Glasgow City Labour party ...
... nation like pall which the immediate future is not discernible the most important feature of this week would seem to be the Socialist Party’s issue of its election manifesto We Ihope it will be studied carefully by all our readers and that they will accord ...
... their ancient feud and at least combine in the fight against Socialism? Let every fight be a straight fight between Socialist and Anti-Socialist When there are rival claimants for the honour of contesting the seat let an impartial local man of some standing ...
... they might consider standing down in favour of the I.iberal candidate in order to get the Socialist out. If the Conservatives wanted to get rid of the Socialists in certain areas, it could be done by letting in the Liberals, who were interested I merely ...
... those who like Mr R A Butler and others have been accused by Sir Waldron Smitbers type of leaning towards the Socialist outlook The Socialists themselves as they know only too well are torn between the Morrisonian wooings of the middle classes the unwooing ...
... Bush or E. Savage; M. Busby, T. Bradshaw, J. Mclnnes; H. Taylor, G. Hodgson. F. Howe, A. Hanson, L. Carr. Mr. Chlrchill ' s Socialist opponent is Mr. Seymour Hills. aged 38. of Maiditone a journeyman printer, who is a B.A. of Oxford University. This is his ...
... country” he told him “I think the Cl?rk of Assize had better- send a copy of these depositions to the Lord Chancellor's The Socialists’ attitude is that housewives would prefer an increase in the ration level rather than any premature derationing and they ...