... prepoled by the Government to meet the, deteriorating situation In Algeria. The Soclallat-Radical coalition of M i Monet the Socialist Prime Minister, s expected to get a majority on the Bill which zees special military, economic and social powers as the answer ...

... M. freshly back from the Communist Party Congress in Moscow. proclaimed the port , / line when he said: Communist end Socialist workers strive together in common action. flounced policies regardless a voted for him. The Mr. Mallet and his Minister ...

... owere were reliable reports that he ping precise information in that had. ted ani more than the Socialist The Senate Republican leader. P:aw Minister and Socialist Senator Knowland, said he hoped; coons! Secretary who carried out the British will reconsider ...

... Austria in March. 1930. the Prince fled to South America. After the war, he was violently attacked by the Communists and Socialists for the part he played In putting down the eocialist rising of 1034 with the Heimwehr. his private army. and in supporting ...

... the main reason for the break between the Soviet Communist orbit and the Socialist movements in the Weettn. democracies. If Khrushcney can convince the non-Communist Socialists and, indeed, the parti..i of the left that the new rulers of Russia have, ...

... include political and economic democracy Economic democracy is not wholly sociahatic, but some parts of it are becoming socialistic even in your country. There is more than one concept of socialism. Some people have a rigid view of socialism: others have ...

... REPUBLICAN PARTY MAY 1 RULE CEYLON Solomon Bandannalke. vehement Socialist opponent of defence ties which gave Britain her sir and naval base in Ceylon. emerged yesterday as the man most likely to be the Island's next Prime Minister. He demands that Ceylon ...

... REPUBLICAN PREMIER FOR CEYLON Mr. Solomon Bandaranaik( Socialist leader, who favours Oeylonese Republic, appeared certain of the Premiership after more election successes by his left wing People's United Front. With ti t seats decided after the second ...

... pleaded with the Government to speak plainly to the Soviet leaders. British Governments can be resolute when they please. A Socialist Government was not afraid of Berets' A Tory Government dealt no intrepidly with Archbishop Makarlos. It is time we showed ...

... adopting a more writer was Paricularly significant definite policy. owing to the fact that he is himself The fact that a Socialist Govern- _ Daniel-Rope Re ment had to take important to U. uuniel-Rops for having aroused general interest in rels measures ...

... Socialist Idealism =ls a great divergency of pinion with regard to the new tendencies in French foreign policy introduced by M. Christian Peau. Some people welcome the criticism brought against the American approach towards Soviet Russia. whereas others ...

... The New Middle pioneer socialists looked to an early disappearance of the middle class as they knew it but were unprepared for the emergence of a great new middle class of typists and clerks. school teachers. administrative workers of all kinds. and ...