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... SOCIALISTS Mr Vane on Near East problems SOCIALISTS who passed irresponsible resolutions at their conferences, which gave the impression that if they got into power they would grant the Colonies self-determination almost automatically, were criticised ...
... SOCIALISTS , Practice Ccationnad icy Party Chairman. Mr. Douglas Harking, M.P., &airman of the Conservative Party. on Friday condemnd the custom of Oonservative oandi laws (It:scribing themselves as anti- Socialists at local government elections. ...
... SOCIALISTS AND THE CHILDREN. SEDITIOUS AND BLASPHEMOUS TEACHING BY MR. P.' H. HOLT, M.P. SA/NI'LI'IW.D MOM LAST WEEK.) The Communist Schools have been allowed to slisappe.ir. and attention has been turned to the reation s:f tbnuu must sections in the ...
... from political associations. but l am afraid the workers' organisation has ties with the Socialist Party which restrict its usefulness very c onsiderably. The Socialists are making a very determined hid for rural support at present but I cannot see that the ...
... SOCIALIST IDEA Our attitude in tins matter is well known. We believe that the people should be allowed to keep, and spend as they wish, as much of their money as possible. This contrasts with the Socialist idea of taking people's money away for the sake ...
... sm in the hearts of the people of. Westmorland. (Applause.) The last election he fought was in a Socialist district of Liverpool, and against a Socialist member, and be wee glad to say that during the whole of the campaign he had only one serious interruption ...
... THE SOCIALIST POLICY. The Socialist policy, as laid down by that curious body, known as the Socialist Leaguewith which Sir Stafford Cripps, a dangerous man, had much to do—was to remove all tariffs. They would have their country flooded out by imported ...
... Socialist failures Many suggestions had been put forward and the sooner some experiments were made the better. Concluding ills address, Mr Whitelaw said that if Britain to be strong, independent and prosperous, and capable of exerting powerful influence ...
... SOCIALIST UNTRUTHS. AN EX?LANATIOtI C AGAI The Socialist party are to-day intending to flood the division with a broadsheet bearing the title Penrith and ('eslermouth Election Special. edited by A. Fenner Brockway, general secretary of the Independent ...
... SOCIALIST CAPITAL ht. were inakiint capital out •, .:an .• rite Ott tolay than were hefore the war Mr. ate w 4.14.. r. Scott said •..q. it quite true that some people 1,._ hot it WAS the !•r:Igl. permit he :nueti to get down to—the manual • thi., ...
... THE SOCIALIST POLICY. Mies Margaret Skinner, Rye, whO lectured on The Socialist policy to-day, directed attention to the fundamental difference between the principles of the Conservative party and those of the Socialists. The Socialist policy would ...
... SOCIALIST CANDIDATZ. The Cartier Labour Representation Commit. tee have pared • resolution emphatically pro testing the of the demanding the entire abolition of the Here el Lords, and callingupon trade unionists and workers generally, ruse is Lebow date ...