... THE SOCIALIST. Opposition from Labour quarters is forthcoming in the person of Mr. F. O. Ter tell. of 22. West Parade. Peterborough. who has been adopted as the official candidate for the party. Mr. Terrell has resided in the West Ward for the 17 years ...

... THE SOCIALISTS. •iiltlHi In Ilu I luy ail Hot I I lll,illt e glt. I were. by enbsitlitting men wit it pnblie lug op ieiuip.4 II iiNotified t km., loltlut. itirimlv on the Itutd. In foie of thi. deserving i.111144‘..iii iii ii il my. floverninemil omit ...

... THE SOCIALIST CAMPAIGN. Mr. Ilmat Davies, whose adoption took Place on October 20th. and fully reported in our last issue, addressed his first public meetings on Sunday evening, when national and local issues were merged. At Unity Hall and Mansfield Hall ...

... THE SOCIALIST REMEDY. The speaker mentioned the proposals and plans of the Governments and then, dealing with the second part of the resolution, asked whether there was a man or woman in the House who could get up and suggest any scheme providing work ...

... Socialists' officers At the annual meeting of Hunts Divisional Labour Party an Saturday. Mr. E. Collinson was elected president. Other lancers elected were: Vice-presidents, Mr. M. E. CoUinson. Mr. W. Kendrick; Mr. T. A. Fear: treasurer and financial ...

... Socialist majority In 1931 Lord Burghley wrested the seat from Mr. Horrabin with a majority of 12.434 126.640 to 14.206 1 . After the latter election Mr. Horrabin said : will meet him (Lord Burghley) again. and he will be the first to be tired of fighting ...

... seeks to rectify. If Socialists obtained their winnings only from the capitalists the process of levelling things up would be accelerated, but such is not the case, because they seek to win by the losses of anybody. including Socialists, thereby rendering ...

... A socialist He the chairman, Judge Sir Gerald Hargreaves*. I don't think I rim do better than follow in the footsteps of leading Cabinet Ministers. A number of them went to prison in the First World War. I cannot, as a Socialist, enter tlw Armed Forces ...

... SOCIALISTS AND FASCISTS. Asking for their continued support of National Government, her Ladyship that on the one hand they had tne Socialists, who nearly brought the country to ruin three years ago, on the other hand they had the new line of thought—the ...

... especially so with the Socialist menace as It was to-day. It must and would become an absolute necessity, and they would find that with working together the Conservative Party would still keep on top, no matter what the Socialists brought up. When considering ...

... Socialist Councils. a. d. Nu e r rth re r y TYdfil fl : nA Stoke-on-Trent • .. West Ilam . 17 St Helens . • •.. • 17 Non• Socialist Councils. Cardiff Doncaster Burnley Coventry Sonthampton llornsey a. d. II 12 12 13 10 1 10 The Socialist aim has been ...

... THE SOCIALIST SYSTEM. The Socialist system, on the other hand, was so simple that he could not understand intelligent men and women not seeing it was in their interests to adopt it. The basic principle of Socialism was simply that there should be bread ...