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... THIRTY YEARS AGO From the West Sussex County Tunes, dated Friday January 11 1952 SOUTHWATER Socialists who attended the first meeting of the village's newly-formed Labour Party were urged to “tear down the iron curtain of unreasoning prejudice against ...
... is less costly to the ratepayer if let out to contractors rather than if done by the coun cil's own work force. tially Socialist ideological path. I sometimes wonder whether our own Conservative councillors really are Conservatives at all. Perhaps so ...
... Water Board — who have themselves SINCE the Socialists — and “some Communists” — have objected to the type of tank installed in the council’s houses. been “pouring into Crawley in their hundreds”, the Socialist The waterboard has agreed to inform the council ...
... themselves firmly com mitted to the achievement of a democratic socialist society in Britain. To that end they support the six following points: (1) The election of a succession of socialist Labour governments in free, open and democratic elections. (2) ...
... since its foundation in 1957. This fact could set a dangerous precedent with both the British Labour Party and the Greek Socialist Government, who constantly talk of leaving. When asked about his own views on pulling out of Europe, Mr. John Raisman, chairman ...
... AfTairs under Lord George Brown. Although never a Communist. Austen Albu had been quite left wing. He was the Fabian type of socialist who really believed that through science. engineering and proper planning our problems could be solved. Wilson's talk of ...
... outside West. the Labour movement (o 6.00p.m. Admission Sp 2,00 p.m. minster were essential to Labour ¢stablish a democratic Socialist —_— . W/ | Party strategy. society in Britain.’ ““There are centres of power in 3 | COWFOLD GUIOES & BROWNES [lO P society ...
... been schizophrenic about agriculture possessed by the Fabian dream of peasants and workers marching hand in hand to the new Socialist dawn. They forget that the sickle of yesterday has been replaced by the hunting spurs of the gentleman farmer, and that at ...
... trouble is an underworked brain. She packs him off to a sanatorium with the complete works of Marx and he returns a converted socialist ready to nationalise everything — except women. ,lgi;;:lgry Jack Emery and Patrick Garland have given the play a contemporary ...
... the Bolsheviks. Plans to work and travel together when back in the USA fall foul, when a stormy convention of the American Socialist Party in 1919 leads to the formation of two splinter communist parties. Reed heads one of these parties and becomes a re ...
... Returning home after the war, Jack finds America at the height of the *‘Red Scare’’. His efforts in fighting for a radical socialist party in America to link working people throughout the world splits the existing ’left-wing’ parties. Returning to Russia ...
... showing long dole queues during the last general election campaign most of us thought they were showing their view of a socialist future. We did not appreciate that it was a preview of what they were planning. As our contribution to the horrifying national ...