... SOCIALISTS Mr. V. Collins. Shoreditch and Finsbury, 16.284. Mr. R. Mason. Barnsley. 24.709. Mr. J. Mellish. London-Bermondsey. 17.400. Mr. Hector Hughes. Aberdeen North. 16.796. Mr. F. W. Mulley. Sheffield. Park, 18.339. _ _ Mr. George Isaacs, London ...

... No Socialist Too few loading bays is one of the main complaints. Speakers were critical of the absence of a Socialist repro- sentative to defend the council's majority party's policy on compulsory purchase. Mr. Lawler thought the party was shirking the ...

... SOCIALISTS. New York, June 6. Mr. O’Drien’a refusal to atten i the lobour demonstratioo here on Saturday subject for genera! diecassiou today. The members of the Labour Inion are oottpoken in their opinions and coniidcr themselves affronted. The matter ...

... SOCIALISTS AND THE Sir.—The report of the officers of Birmingham Socialist Group, on Education, as quoted in The Birmingham Post & Gazette on Monday, must be disquieting to those parents who wish their children to attend Church achoola and learn the rudiments ...

... The Socialists There is a feeling at Westminster that the Labour Party is waiting on the sidelines and that this attitude encourages some trade union leaders to take militant action. Conservatives who have not been voting at by-elections, it is also suggested ...

... Socialist `Lead' Mr. Oilman& the Liberal leader, said in Glasgow yellerday that this was the time a clear lead from the Left defence. industrial reistiegg and the Common Market. What do we get from labour? he asked. A resolution to support the Western ...

... SOCIALIST Teams from West Bromwich, Rugby, Worcester and Warwick and Leamington competed in Birmingham yesterday in the West Midland regional final of the national speaking contest of the Young Socialists. The Rugby team, represented by three young people ...

... SOCIALISTS The Socialists Smethwick and West Birmingham celebrated May Day a successful demonstration at the Blue Gates, Smethwick, yesterday morning. resolution, spoken Messrs. AT. Smith, W. Milner, and F. \V. T,atham. urging upon the Government to take ...

... The Socialists There is a feeling at Westminster that the Labour Party is waiting on the sidelines r.incl that this attitude encoura7ts some trade union leaders to take militant action Conservatives who have not been voting at by-elections. it is also ...

... THE SOCIALISTS. The few remarks appended last week oar notice tin* ' meeting St. Mary's llall, on the education question, wlu-u , certain resolution submitted, and supported by three , Socialist*, liave had a sort of galvanic effect upon that, of late ...

... SOCIALISTS paid double the net payment of a member of this House? Does the Prime Minister not consider that he should think again? Will he now, in view of his statement, agree to the establishment of a Select Committee of this House, to examine the issue ...

... SOCIALISTS `This Progress is Not Stagnation' Mr. Heathcoat Amory, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, addressing the Conservative Party conference yesterday, gave a hopeful review of Britain's industrial position. He was replying to a resolution which asked ...