... Coll asked a welldressed man beside him. “Ach! said the other, turning away disgustedly, “ one of these Socialists.” “ Socialists? What are Socialists?” asked Hector breathlessly. “Oh, a lot of dangerous cranks like that Cunningham Graham and John Burns ...

... AND SOCIALIST. Tlic dentil took Mondny Mr James A. Allan, a member of tbe well-known | family of shipowners in Glasgow , and latterly j prominent in Socialist propaganda. A grand- i son of Captain Alexander Allan, the founder j of the Allan Line, he was ...

... Socialist Divisions Nation Socialist P ...

... SOCIALISTS' MANIFESTO €ir Maleolm went on to deal with points in the Socialists’ manifesto, declaring the party’'s intention, if it got the opportunity, of reorganising the economie life of the country by nationalising finance, land, transport, coal and ...

... SOCIALISTS AND THE UNEMPLOYED, The Socialists in London are preparing a great unemployed demonstration, and it is asserted that (he plans include a> sensational outbreak. So far London has not followed the lead of the provincial centres in the department ...

... matters right in this country were the Socialists, for this reason, thgt whereas what the nation wanted now was confidence, co-operation, and a wider point of view, what the Socialists proposed was war. The Socialist was very glib in talking about quelling ...

... Disillusioned Socialists Therc have been a good number of signs that many members of the Labour Party in the House of Commons are -disillusioned. and are suffering from intense disappsintment at the cautious attitude of the Covcrnment to social problems ...

... Socialist Spoof IT is a pity that the National Executive of the Socialst Party does not understand the difference between a pedside story and a series of imitation thundreclaps. Its latest attempt to cheer us in the dark of this unhappy time by painting ...

... SOCIALISTS' DREAMS. If the wildest dreams of socialism were realised to-morrow and all men were well off, and all the luxuries of life the possession of every one, then, if there were no souls living in the unseen straining after righteousness, that nation ...

... SOCIALISTIC SCHEMES. There were attractive schemes of Socialism that appealed to many. No doubt for hundreds of years Socialism had been very attractive many people, because they only saw tli© beginning, and did not see the end. it seemed that no Soc ...

... SOCIALIST RIGIDITY They could not have done so in 1931 if they had had a Socialist Government with a clear majority., That would have meant that we had in power a party that was tied rigidly to certain definite political theories, They had definite lines ...

... How to Combat the Socialists. As it. will be of interest to this conslitw‘ ency, we have pleasurein publishing the following :— | A very large number of Conservative M.P.s attended a meeting in the House cf' Commons on Tuesday, at which the chair was ...