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... SOCIALISTS Sir, —“The Socialists are unfit to govern. They do not know what government is,’’ declared Mr. E. L. D. Lake fortnight ago. This statomeni was, course, a very interesting one, coming from the source it did, but it might have been more lucid ...

... THE SOCIALISTS ACHIEVED? ttIR, —I presume that Miss McCall would like your readers to assume that she means —“What the Labour Party has achieved since it was elected,” rather than “what it oromlsed.” Just what has it acheived? it has nationalised coal ...

... SOCIALIST rpHAT the bank probe started by the lat« Government with of intentions had b« en blow to thrift m the pressed' byword' Mackintosh. Ha^ aX Sa C vm™ an Commit- KtUieM meeting of ...

... Socialists prepare for 1973 election Appeal for special blood C. and W. evening ,•1111111_ Mr. Jack Campbell. secreal-organiser Eye Consti*icy Labour Party, has discumd that the party is pre- for a parliamentary Petal election in 1973 the introduction ...

... slight collision between the Socialists and Fairtraders in Trafalgar-square. [ By Hyndman : So far as he knew all the meetings of the Democratic League had been of an orderly character. By the Attorney-General: The Socialists did not give him any intimation ...

... SOCIALISTS GRUMBLING thought there was hardly a Socialist left who was not grumbling. This was the Conservative chance. What was their policy The Conservative Party had perfectly good, sound principles, but he would like to see three more added to those ...

... other na_ „ . . „ . tions were Socialist minded Suffolk Monumental Work. But the o^,, (Late r. H. Goddard 1. outside the iron curtain. King's Kd„ BURY ST. EDS. Britain was the only coun- Teiepbone 470. r y with Socialist Govem- Memorial Designs Free. | ...

... THE TRIAL OF THE SOCIALISTS The charge uttering seditious and inflammatory language ou the of February against four men, named Burns, Champion, ilyndman, and Williams, was resumed on Saturday, before Mr. Justice Cave, at the Central Criminal Court. The ...

... THE FIRST SOCIALIST Many of are certain that COMPELS US TO ASK only the advent of the Labour FUTURE WRITERS TO KEEP Government has saved us from THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS AS having this distasteful broth BRIEF AS POSSIBLE. THEY our staple diet. SHOULD NOT EXCEED ...

... YOUNG SOCIALIST BAZAAR Saturday, 18th July ST GEORGE'S CHURCH HALL MILDENHALL ESTATE Doors open 12.30 Gilts, Cakes, sew clothes, Plants, Lucky Draw. Bingo, etc 809i0 I ...

... THE SOCIALIST PARTY were crying out for a minimum wage of 50s. for agricultural labourers. When they formed a Government, they refused to fix any minimum and refused to accept even 30s. as a minimum though there were three counties with wages lower than ...