... rather than Mr. Ramsey Maedssmild. wass not. They could not call themselves Christian Socialists without at what the Labour lenders said, lay all called themselves Socialists. Mu. Winston Churchill had said that was Sssisilism with the license to ider that ...

... THE SOCIALISTS For OUT. Tie•v won't thin': things out. these Ii . amid laul its r. and that's why they get found out. - The Restrictions might iii iiftd ill Moscow—in Soviet (APPlatu4o.l In reducing the German reparations levy. Prenii-.r had never asked ...

... Socialists and the Empire. The West Indies are a lung way away. In the ordioaty way few people think of , them, but actually every housewite, aud , indeed everybody—since we all use —should be thinking of them.. Here our oldest group ot Colonies entirely ...

... Socialist Propasanda. Quite recently. a Socialist speaker is lcrmu:t ed to have told his audience that :-- not. tome toy ChiMet'. There wapt some cog in their industrial that threw two million' workmen , mt of employment. Among 01 her thing 4. so the ...

... about lbeliind the Socialists. Perhaps they had notic.A there was noon demonstration at a Socialist meetiag. At a Conservative meeting there was a group of people met together to di%cuss matteri• for general good, while a Socialist insetmg was a group ...

... Socialists and the Empire. There are many murmurings among the Socialist rank and file as the result of what they regard as the too-Imperialistic utter. imoes of some of their Ministers. One of the offenders is Mr. Tom Shaw, M.P., Secretary of State for ...

... The Neal Socialist Polley. Mr. James Maxton. M.P., leader of the Independent Labour Party, which pow claims as members over 200 of the 2139 Socialist M.P.s. and has just recruited Mr. A. J. Cook, has taken an tarty opportunity to make it ilain what remains ...

... Avattsor Socialist SOL The general Socialist fall-out iii the matter of Safeguarding synchronises with the crisis in the Independent Labour Party, which has, for long years. been the power behind the throne in the Socialist Party. Mr. Maxtor', this ...

... face of the fact that the pre-19'24 Socialist positive remedy has yet to see daylight. Mr. MacDonald has pledged the Socialist Party to reduce the roll of unemployment until it has conic down to that margin of temporary unemployed men, the olds and ins ...

... Socialists Sinister Nov.. The reiteration of the Socialist determination to repeal the Trade Unions Act, should that Party he returned to office, is timely. From it is clear that the self-same men who called the General Strike in 1928, and who are hopeful ...

... add a further unemployed ! Socialist Rule Spells Unemployment. The laii•st increase-in-unemployment under tho Socialist Government adds 3.926 to the workless, who now number 46.M.Alit more than on June 3rd. when the Socialist Govornment took office. This ...

... Socialists Shown Up. One cons•equenee of Mr Lloyd George's vain attempt to come back as the great white hope is that in tackling the absurdities of his proposals the Socialists have exposed the s of their own! They rightly condemn the Lloyd George ...