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... and not Socialist. Thet r were four examples—ttre black-out. legal compulsion to work, compulsory transfer of workers, and compulsory firewatching. The black-out was an urgent life or death necessity. The man who wilfully showed lights after darkness ...
... SOCIALIST. [Several letters are held over. ...
... weakness. 'The probable explanation is that many of the Socialists do not know what Socialism implies. Six different Socialists will give you six different opinions on it, _ They don't belong to the Socialist Party; they belong to the Heinz Party. (Laughter) ...
... SOCIALIST. KIM .Ull, RORERYTHLA W HARTLEY. jouragiet AM Innuir.r, lA, Bradford, Ymoks.— hv Coon. J S. Salt, arcombal by Councilkw W. E. *MGM. A..ovrors .—Nathaniol Clam. Pwkivw. Wallow Warne*, W. H. T ICchintwal, F. M. firtokwactr, J. Woodward, E. A. ...
... THE SOCIALISTS. (To the Editor of the Leicester Moil.) Sir—The labour Porty in the Hones of (enamour utterly failed to eta I . their promisee to lessen unemploymest. No • wonder the country is tired of them. and will to five them a further leers of ...
... SOCIALISTS CHAIRMAN OF THE A. S. R. S. CONTROVERTED. Mr. R. Bell, M.l'., and the chairman of the A.S.R.S. Congress at Cardiff are at variance. In an interview, the Lon member for Derby stated to • Press representative that he could rot let pass the statement ...
... The Socialists The election of Mr. Ramsay as leader of the Socialists in Parliament in very striking fashion bears out what had been perceived by the coolest and most experienced Parliamentary observers from the moment the election results were known ...
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... SOCIALISTS AND SOCIALISTS Mr. Crawshay-Williams' Definition. The relationship of Liberalism to Socialism was the subject discussed at the usual meeting of the Leicester Fabian Society at the Museum Buildings yesterday. Mr. Herbert Pochin presided. ...
... clergy who congratulate Mr. Ramsay Maedonald a few months ag and those dear, good, kind people who say “Why should not the Socialists have thei turn, too?” Second, the young and ignorant, who ar easily led by the glib promises of up scrupulows agitators ...
... no chance to heckle or wneeat them this class of per son is quite safe to give rent to their wiedom on Socialists. How stapid to say that Socialists want to command the Council. They ate only 16 out of 64. Was the mentality of the Conserva- tives of Wycliffe ...
... auction and realised the magnificent sum of 9I guineas, a of to the payers. If this is Socialistic acflninietratfon In local affairs, God help England if the Socialists are returned to Westminster, Therefore it is op to every serious-thinking citiaento record ...