... against the background the Socialist legacy of last year. What was'Britain’s real position in October, 1951, when the present government took over ? Answering this question he»explained that for six years tfie: Socialists had been busy nationalising the country’s ...

... from inquiry tl*t Socialist or Socialists have ever had contracts in Michael Pit If thene are, or have been, let our friend produce their Lamed. Still, if such were true, why does this man deny the right of doing these things Socialists and not otheso? ...

... SOCIALISTS. Mr linklater, the retiring president, occupied the chair at the annual general meeting of East Fife Labour Party, held In the Royal Hotel. Ladybank, on Satur-3ay, when delegates from every part of the constituency attended. Favourable progress ...

... but the socialist camp is divided 9.00 The Power Game Sir John Wilder suspects that his wife is having an affair 9.55 4 Minutes 10.00 Saturday Live 11.15 First Aids 12.45 -1.40 The Twilig:ic Zone ...

... THE SOCIALISTS, The East Fife Divisional Labour Party met in Craig's Hall, Caw on Sunday with Mr David Langlands, N 'U.R., Ladybank, in the chair. The feeling among the delegates waa that the meat should be contested. No communication had been reorived ...

... THE SOCIALIST My friend is dead, my friend the Socialist, And called by fouler names till feeble folk Saw*but a very goblin made of miat Of their own fears; yot when for he broke The spell, I found him kind, and proved him leal, Tender in deed, if harsh ...

... THE SOCIALISTS. A literary friend of mine, who had undertaken to write this week for a well-known periodical a short story with social democrat for a hero, was present Sunday a secret meeting of the ringleaders of the Socialists in London. He went under ...

... SOCIALIST COUNCIL The secretary. Mr T. W. Buchanan. said those who had served on the committee had been able to do Mine a lot in encouraging Independent candidates to serve on the Council. But office-bearers felt that in the oast two or three veers they ...

... Socialist turmoil Sir, — Mrs Rhea Sheddon (‘Letterpress’, March 31) brings commonsense to those who think that everything should be directed to the NHS. She honestly accepts that more money than ever before has been poured into it and could drain much ...

... the Socialist propaganda is mating considerable progress in Poland, and adds that the Central Committee in that province has issued an appeal to the Russian Socialist societies calling upon them to enter into closer relations with the Socialists in Poland ...

... SOCIALIST OBJECTIONS, It will be seen-at once that the Referejiclnm is purely democratic method of ascertainiag- the will of the people. Yet strangely enough Socialists are averse to the Referendum being tried in this country. Whether this is bemuse the ...

... SOCIALIST CHALLENGE. The humanistic movement concentrated upon man and his values rather than on God, and that tendency was much in evidence at present. Religion had battle hard against an adverse current. lit was often urged against the Church of Socialistic ...