... won the elections against Socialism. Vote for a Liberal and keep the Socialist out was the slogan, which in practice had to be reversed into, Vote for the Liberal and put the Socialist in. This gross act of deception has left the Liberals very weak in the ...

... Minority Movement explained to his Socialist sympathisers that he feared the bottles might be used to strike him with, or the whisky poured over him. In these circumstances he was so remarkably uocue mat even cue Socialists begin to laugh at Mr. Pollitt. ...

... than the fear of his constituents. C* ontrast the vote of the Socialists with the vote of the Liberals, and a measure will be found of the strength of these two parties. Of the Socialists who protested, in or out of the House, against the abolition of ...

... yet fain to contribute to the Socialist party funds. At a recent Liberal Conference (as I noted at the time) one Derbyshire miner complained that he and his fellow Liberals had been practically forced to support the Socialists, and attributed the disappearance ...

... To No. 10? Back home in Hampstead after the rigours of the highly organized Socialist conference in Scarborough, Mrs. Han- Wilson, v e of the Lead :f the Labour P reassure he family ca emo, that his n iress is again i residenc Vlr. Wilson v home too but ...

... the young Socialists. When her parents speak of matrimony chiefly apropos of the man with £12,000 a year she cries out that she refuses to be mated like cattle, and hies her to Bloomsbury, where she becomes the secretary of the young Socialist and apparently ...

... neutrals but also in the strengthen ing of the arm of the German Socialist party, which has been criticising the policy of its military Government with new and unex pected vigour. This Socialist party is protesting strongly against sub marine irignuumess on ...

... bad and are afraid good may be seen in it. Socialist Strategy. I 'hose wicked Swiss A Agree in this, Against the creed of Labour They learn to fight For land and right If threatened by a neighbour. The Socialist May use his fist A blackleg bad to throttle ...

... The major issue at the elections on November 1 is, Shall the Labour-Socialist Party win the first battle which is to decide whether the London boroughs are to be under a Socialist Govern ment or not For the past thirty years the Social ists under the ...

... relief dictate how much they will take. LADY CYNTHIA MOSLEY The prospective Socialist candidate for Stoke-on-Trent, and the beautiful wile of Mr. Oswald Mosley, who is also a Socialist and former member for Harrow Malcolm Arbuthnot MR. T. P. O'CONNOR, M.P ...

... have to work very hard. As for the Liberals, they have tricked the country once by splitting the anti- Socialist vote, and then put ting the Socialists in. It will be interesting to see if they can play that trick twice. PRESIDENT COSGRAVE Who came to the ...

... WINMERGILL Mr. Charles Hunter is seen having a go at a high one, while Lady Brooke, who is a daughter-in-law of the famous Socialist Countess of Warwick, is seated by his side. The above photograph was taken at Mr. Hunter's large shooting party last week ...