... WARNING TO SOCIALISTS. I am not going to follow iiiy hon. friends in endeavouring to make a lung veantina lion of the financial position. There le serious doubt as to what is the real sutplus of the revenue of the )ear. W. have not yet use full quarterly ...

... time—that a vote for the Liberal was a vote for the Socialist. What did the Socialist Party tell us? They said they had a great remedy for unemployment. They had been in office for eight or nine months. Where was that remedy? They had not produced it. ...

... landlord who was very good. The Socialists are very quick to tell us they don't like monopolies, but this, my opinion, would be one of the biggest monopolies ever heard of, declared Mrs. Ratcliffe. In the Socialist plan there was no upper limit to the ...

... International Socialists When the meeting took place there were a number of members of the International Socialist organisation outside the hall handing out leaflets and selling papers. They a meeting at a local hotel Sunday night, when one of the speakers ...

... SOCIALISTS PROMISES. Then they all assembled on the ter. race. and Mr. Wragg made a short speech. . After givlng the members a hearty Welcome, he touched upon politic, and Mid that all the wild promises of the Socialists at the last election had not come ...

... SOCIALIST FAILURES Mr. kfiddup went on to give the broad outline of the Conservatives' policy for agriculture and housing. and turned. in conclusion to the abject failure of the Socialist Government's foreign policy. and the growing threat of Communism ...

... SOCIALIST INCOME On finance. Mr. Wallace said that while the Conservatives were struggling to raise their income, the Socialists' income was just pouring in from the trades unions through levies and from the Co-operative Society. They are getting well ...

... WOMAN SOCIALIST CANDIDATE. Mrs. W. T. Paling to Fight Burton. HUSBAND TWICE DEFEATED. BURTON is to have a woman Socialist candidate at the next election (the Burton Observer understands). She is Mrs. G. N. PAUNG, wife of Mr. W. T. Paling, unsuccessful ...

... FICHTING THE SOCIALIST MENACE. •tias with Newhall Con.titn. a smoking( coacert waa held and f.r r th e billiards handicap Friday Mr J. Damao Hi. club) . presided _ & A t tendance .asid was supported by 11. 11. Harries (meat. Heath Derbysperret.ive Associatiou ...

... SCANDALOUS SOCIALIST PROPAGANDA commander Slble also dealt extensiely with home affairs, and said that bud we continued financially as we had done under the Socialists, by this snippier we should not have had the Rooney to buy food or raw materials ...

... SOCIALISTS' NATIONALISATION PROPOSALS Nice, for example, to be able to serve the children really cool drinks—on the instant. Nice to know the family larder's keeping fresh—however high the thermometer rises. And very nice indeed to have hot water always ...

... BAD FOR A SOCIALIST. England arise was then sung by the crowd, after which Councillor W. Raynes, in seconding the resolution, said that if Rawlings had heard their singing the main object of the gathering had been accomplished, and it would hare done ...