... 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 ...

... Not Socialistic Is it not lime that gave up using the word socialistic as a term of abuse? I notice that at a meeting of the Directors of the Scottish Chamber of Agriculture the Livestock Industry Bill was described as socialistic. If all attempts ...

... SOCIALISTS. T,. s.naitu.tion of the i 110 iel Lehmann baa attars- j tion to the fact that Socialism ia becoming a* rampant in Gaimany Nihllism in Jluaaia, I There nr i, course, aocialista andaocialiata. Taere “Christian” aoiialiate, and ecelaiiata «£ ...

... SOCIALIST HUMBUG When the Socialists were in power in 1929 they refused to increase the children s allowance under the Unemployment Insurance Acts. They said then that the strain on the Insurance Fund made it impossible to raise the allowance above 2/- ...

... SOCIALIST TACTICS. Trick. One of the most flagrant instances of Socialist misrrpresenation has just come ' light in connection with the recent London County Council elections. •lust before, polling, a leaflet was issued j in one the scads declining that ...

... PLUMBING *socialists RAY-HEAT Rayburn Free Quote* I Tlvetshal Rayburn, bought and sold. High output boilers fitted to Rayburn cookers. Complete systems installed & HEATING INGININPA. I'll \llil \(. 111 ...

... SOCIALIST FALLACIES The Toronto Week, dUcussing the Sodaliatproposals for State employment, remarks that when, from Utopian generalities and vague denunciations of capital and the rich, Socialist leaders come down to practical proposals, they soon give ...

... SOCIALIST FOLLY. The Socialist in his folly, and the Communist in hia malice, would undermine and fatally wreck the pillars of our prosperity. What is the difference between the Socialist and the Communist? They both wish to go as fast possible along ...

... SOCIALIST DILEMMA Ur. Morrison, deputy Leader of the Opposition, was nothing if not honest when he spoke at Bradford this week, urging the Socialists to pull up their socks. The last two years, he said, had not been too happy for the movement. Arguments ...

... Socialists and Agriculture Another reason why he supported the National Government was that he saw by their votes what the Socialists would do if thev were in office First of all there was the Wheat Quota Act. As a result that there were acres of land ...

... SOCIALIST CLAIMS I was present at the meeting on Friday last, at which Major Mayhew, M.P., was the principal speaker. It was proclaimed from the platform that National Insurance and school meals and milk were of Socialist Government origin. It was also ...

... SOCIALISTS AT DOLPHIN GRAVE CONCERN at the lack of sanitary amenities in poet-1945 council houses in his constituency was •x--pressed by Mr. Roy Manley, prospective parliamentary candidate for the Eye Labour Party, when he spoke at the annual dinner ...