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... THE SOCIALIST CONGRESS. Leipzig, Saturday. The Socialist Congress concludes its sitting to-diay. Several comrades were expelled for breaches confidence, and a resolution to the effect that all the members of the party should secede from the Lutheran Church ...
... Socialists Are Handicapped DO not think that be-- Socialist large majority it will P ;, means of implementing icy, warned Mr Hector \v.\ M.P. for North Aberde- ' he spoke in Aberdeen ' 3 He was addressing meeting—his first since pturn to Parliament—' ...
... SOCIALISTS AND THE ALLIES. Paris, Sunday. Mr O'Grady, M.P., speaking at dinner to the French Socialist deputies to-night, said that, speaking on behalf of the British people, declared its determination to continue the struggle to the end. He was not opposed ...
... SOCIALISTS AND UNITY. A demonstration in support of unity among Socialists was held in Manchester Free Trade Hall yesterday afternoon. Mr Frank Rose presided, and speeches were delivered by Mr Pureed, Mr Hyndman, and Mr Victor Grayson. The last-named ...
... Socialists Fail The Danish Socialist Party leader, Hans Hedtoft, last night reported to King Frederick that he had failed in his effort to form a majority Government. ...
... Socialist Rebels. Once more the Government is in the midst of a crisis, the worst in its short but eventful history. The blatant bankruptcy of the official Socialist policy on unemployment has brought about a serious breach in the party, which happens ...
... forfeited Els deposit. The seat will now represented by the Socialists for the second time in its history, Mr Clarke having defeated, in the election of December, 1923, which gave tho Socialist Government its ten months' period of office, the late member ...
... PORTSOY SOCIALISTS. Mr Arthur Woodburn, Scottish secretary of (he Labour Party, addressed well-attended meeting in the Town Hall, Portsoy. Mr Stewart, Labour organiser for Banffshire, in introducing the speaker, said the chief object of the visit was ...
... SOCIALIST SILENCE 20 Broad Street, Aberdeen PHONE 22331 (8 Lines) TUESDAY JANUARY 31 1950 TT is remarkable how flat the Socialist election policy has fallen. Even the party's leaders have said little about it. There is nothing in it to arouse enthusiasm ...
... SNUR TO SOCIALISTS. ator Put .ft Afly i«tio„ a . n End «° ...
... SOCIALIST 'CURE' Plan for Dealing with Workless. MRTHOMAS DISCLAIMS I.L.P. Mr Thomas, a speech at Plymouth last night, claimed that the Socialists, if returned to power, would be able to place 603,100 young workers in industry by raising the school age ...
... SOCIALIST CHANCES. Sir A. Sinclair Regards Majority as Impossible. Sir Archibald Sinclair, M.P. for Caithness, addressed meetings Nairn and Auldearn last niyht, in support of Col. J. Tennant, the prospective Liberal ca'ndidato tor Moray and Nairn. Out ...