... THE RUSSIAN SOCIALISTS. GENEVA, February 17. Another raid has been made the printing office of the Russian Socialists in this city, and several founts of type packets pamphlets have been destroyed. TURKEY. February 17. The Saltan has decorated Artin Effendi ...

... REPLY TO SOCIALIST STATEMENTS Mr. Noel Whiteside, Conservative candidate for South Leeds, had a ready answer for every question that was put to him at Cross Flatts Council School last night. He made a splendid speech and had a great reception. He said ...

... North Bier ley East—to Socialists; and have gained two seats —Croat Horton and the West Ward—the first from the Socialists and the second from the Conservative*. The number Liberals on the Council thus remains before. The Socialists gained four seats—East ...

... Socialist Setback In a by-election at Wallsend, yesterday, the Socialists lost a seat on the Council. Mr. J. Gibson, Rent and Ratepayers. secured 283 and his Socialist opponent, Mrs. Margaret Kinnon, 215, in voting in the Willington Quay Ward. The vacancy ...

... taken by the Socialists that It would be unfair to allot the vacancy the Liberal party, but, already announced, the Socialists are determined the strongest party claim odd position. Of the Aldermen due to retire this year two Socialists, Alderman J. Noon ...

... Socialist disunity Mr. Klrwln's contributions to the debate yesterday ranged from education to the question unity In the Socialist party On education said looked though the Socialist gipsy had broken his crystal ball We were get a reduction In the school ...

... Socialist Participation Writing in the Populalre to-day. M. Blum, former Socialist Prime Minister, defends Socialist participation the Reynaud Cabinet. Drawing a parallel between the position of the French Socialists and the British Labour party says: ...

... Government with the help of able non-party Ministers or a Socialist Government pledged to nationalise major industries and subject others to forms Socialistic control. In some respects the Socialist policy did not greatly differ from that of Mr. Churchill ...

... whirlwind campaign must have been di-oppointed. The Liberal candidate k turning now rather to tho Socialist vote, hoping to over appeal rtosuit. The Socialists, says, know unite well that Mr. Read will at the tot the poll, then why should they waste their ...

... SOCIALIST VIEW Mr. J. R. Clynes, who was Home Secretary in the last Socialist Government, speaking at meeting of the North Berkshire Socialist party at Wantage on Saturday, said that they could have given a warmer welcome to the Loan Conversion plan had ...

... Spur to the Socialists THE Premier's statement on pay seems to have acted as an energy pill for the Socialists. Although that dreary little controversy may now be near Its end, It seems to have put the Socialists into an aggressive mood which may last ...

... SOCIALIST hostility. Addressing Labour Day Hudders; ''^ r ,r Graysoc said the reason wny yir. George introduced his insurance scheme was that anticipated the destruction capitalism. Mr- Grayson advised Socialists and trade unionists to give their support ...