... section' 19.—Police gstablished that loaned to Nelson 1104 Squugirpn ‘s(nneone broke mto I‘;uxel B’nk of the AT.C. at the Socialist Mill, Nelson, on December 12th. Institute, Vernon Street. and deliberately started two 25.—Jack Popplewell’s thriller fires ...

... lived in bi?lglruyilly l};‘hivh,\umler tit lfi l(;[,,\'e]mn whilst on the staff of the *“ The Fire Burns Again,” will be Socialist *“ Daily Citizen.”” He published ‘some time in 1960, Itlwus at one t.imeypresident, of the 15 hoped. The book will mvor[:\'plgqn ...

... The ‘Sick Pay’ Critic is Invited to Meeting SOCIALIST A William Bannister, who Ithut‘ some Corporation w were taking unfair adva, a sickness pay scheme, |, invited to attend a protes ing on Monday in the W Institute, when he will |, to substantiate his ...

... in the Lincolnshire Road Car Company, Ltd., are to be raised with the Traflic Commissioners by Mr. Geoffrey de Freitas, Socialist M.P, for Lincoln. After a meeting with members of the No. 2 branch of the National Union of Rfillwa{men lhel dsald the allegations ...

... deny there are serious pockets of unemployment but the Government is doing all it can to get reople back to work.” “If the Socialists are returned the unemployment situation will be even worse.” been welcomed by the farmers who are being assisted, but the ...

... Housing In edueation, again the only diffef-{ ence between the Parties was in the way they approached the subject. “The Socialists want to chenge this country to a classless society and they will do this by levelling down. “Our aim is to provide a better ...

... ease and welcome for all. On realised how this man had accom plished the impossible feat of receiving @ knighthood from the Socialists and a peerage from the Tories. ‘Get him,’ politicians must say, ‘and the farmers will follow’ ernse) ...

... behind them. Before the Labour party took them over in the 1920°s they were used by the Independent Labour Party, then by the Socialist Land Society (a branch of the 1.L.P.) and the Liberal Party. who, of course, later moved into the Liberal Club. The premises ...

... Myles, seems to know very little concerning politics. Condemnation of the Liberal Party is difficult to understand from a Socialist, as a few of their successes were Liberal ideas conceived before the First World War. If Mr. Myles would begin to wear m ...

... LIBERAL REVIVAL A THREAT TO SOCIALIST DOMINATION? N IR, —Your correspondent, Vincent Myles, scems to be . getting himself all * het up ** about the Liberal Party. First he would have us infer from his letter that he is a student of politics and then proceeds ...

... clearly a high rate of unemployment in this area, higher in fact than the national average.’’ He has written two books““ The Socialist Case ”” (published in 1937) and ‘* Who 1s to Pay for the Peace and the War?” (1941). ““ T think the present Government are ...

... watching the depth of their penet:a-tion. I believe this is the time to act. *“ These are not my words, they are the words of Socialist M.P. John McGovern. He says that the Labour party is riddled with Communists and fellow travellers. Can we afford to trust ...