... SOCIALISTS’ VERY LONG-TERM GAME” He thought also that the Socialists were playing a very long-term game. They were taking an immense amount of power into their hands. They would use it with a certain amount of discretion, because they were looking to ...

... AT THE SOCIALISTS And tells Aylesbury audience of Conservative achievement MISS Pat llornsliv-Smith, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of licaltlu punches with every ounce her weight, and she hi| out strongly Labour Party when she spoke in Aylesbury ...

... SOCIALISTS “DISTURBED” He was told that the Socialists were very disturbed at the emphasis which the Conservatives placed on joint consultation in industry, between the management and the workers, for dealing with particular problems that might arise ...

... SOCIALISTS IN THE PARK fCONTRUJUTB It’s shame, say, for acme folks to h riches ami motors and fine houses, and you to have none—a blooming shame. V should they? Ain't we as good a« they an good deal better?” ’ear, ’ear murmured some of the croud had gathered ...

... SOCIALISTS’ PROMISES. Capt. hir George Bowser asked the Minister of Labour how many more unemployed there are to-day than when the present Government took office ? Miss Bondfield: At Jith November, 1929, there were 146,342 mo e persons on the registers ...

... SOCIALIST GOVERNMENT. They had just had the last of them in the land taxes. Describing the Socialist Government as amazing people, Sir Philip said they had Mr Snowden coming down to the House of Commons and saying he could not put anything on the income ...

... Member, and he was not Socialist, there would have been no objection to having Liberal or a Conservative Government. At least both were going to carry on the high lines of tradition that made what were; but when it came to Socialist Government, the members ...

... Bucks Socialists A bruadshm now bcins issued by the Socialist Party in North Bucks seeks to confuse the electors on many points, two of which I w sh to correct. On paee two of this broadsheet, the Socialists attribute this say Dr. Charles Hill, M.P. —“An ...

... SOCIALISTS PLZZLED The Socialists are completely puzzled to know what to do. Their manifesto means nothing. They daren’t mention nationalisation. Half of them do not believe in ii themselves and they know the public docs not like it. But they have put ...

... THE SOCIALISTIC MENACE. But we must never forget that there is in our midst a Party—the Socialist Party—pledged to policies that would destroy the Constitution and wreck the Empire,” said Lord Ebbisham. long as this menace of Socialism exists, the Primrose ...

... SOCIALIST SUNSHADE TT never rains but it pours. The observation is familiar X enough to most of us, especially when anxieties and problems crowd in on us. Today it is as apt as ever it was and it was certainly never more realistic. The Bucks farmer, ...

... THE LABOUR SOCIALISTS. Sydney Smith was acquainted with a Welsh baronet who towered among daughters like an obelisk is iron railings. Whatever may be said of other Socialist organisations claiming a perfect and practical programme, the Independent ...