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... A SOCIALIST CONFUTES SOCIALISTS. ** rich man's Budget !’* is the cry with which the leaders of the Opposition arc trying to mislead the British public. In order confute them it not necessary to go the Socialist ranks. Socialists pride themselves their ...
... SOCIALIST THE NORTHERN WHIG AND BELFAST POST. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20. 1932 ...
... THE SOCIALISTS. Berne, Saturday.—lt that tho Universal Socialist Congress will meet elsewhere than iu tho Canton of Zurich. THE CZAR AT MOSCOW. St. Petersburg, Saturday. —The Gcto* eayp tho Emperor’s journey Moscow no political significance. ...
... SOCIALISTS Britain being driven into ruin Ten thousand people who packed the vast hall jumped to their feet and cheered when Mr. Churchill, who is Grand Master of the League, accompanied by Mrs. Churchill, entered behind an impressive procession of the ...
... NOT THE SOCIALIST. Several are from good Socialists who have grown up in the movement. 1 have even had petition from a group of unemployed men. Ninety per cent, of them say the same thing. They realise the need in which the nation stands and they want ...
... —_— EE Se » Se of ee lor the shortly for Arcachon, whenes he will to. Paris. THE SOCIALISTS. mocting b yesterdhy the editor of Boclalist J teow.” thate Year mgst without the women eho ccm ras hers gee was, = * of Ire- wing to procisim rods of found no ...
... BY SOCIALISTS. Echo of Glasgow Confertnce. In the Imperial Parliament ycaterday Mr. G. LANSHuEY (Lab., Bow and Bromley) asked the Home Secretary whether the Order prohibiting the entry into this country aliens desirous attending conferences was intended ...
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... THE SOCIALISTS? Belfast (Mr. Grant) in standing and misrepresenting his fellow-workers, Mr. GRANT—Who owns a motor car?, ...
... AND SOCIALISTS. The Parliamentary deadlock brought about by the result the General Election is still the chief topic of the day, and informal conversations have taken place between representatives of the principal parties with a view to finding out their ...
... airs of benevolent patronage to the Socialists, who they were quite prepared to use as a pawn in the political game. “A PERILOUS MANOEUVRE.” MEETING OF CABINET. Liberals’ Support of Socialist Government. Socialists' Preparing for Another General Election ...
... SOCIALISTS AND THE CO-OF. Socialist activities among * Societies were discussed the monthly mee ing of the No. (Belfast) Outpo«* thj Loyalty League, and members were ** .®“ to join the Imperial Guild, which ha* f®* object the combating of the Socialist ...