... THE SOCIALISTS. Major Harvey, M.P. Speaks at Bovey Tracey. PRESENTATION. Speaking at social last night Bovey Tracey, Major S. E. Harvey, M.P., said when the Socialists took? office they were able to proceed to carry out what the Conservatives had been ...

... Socialists AND EVICTIONS. RHETORIC AND FACTS. What is the real magnitude of the evict-ions problem ? If we are to draw from the rhetorical denunciations and appeals of Socialist speakers, especi-1 ally the extremists in the Clydeside group in Parliament ...

... affairs between our pdnk Socialists and the ■Socialists with their coats off—the Communists. It will seen that Socialist word and action continue to give the lie to Socialist official pretence! Mr. W. Lawther a member the Socialist ...

... Service man, policy strenuously advocated by British Socialists. British Socialists have upr held the claims conscientious objectors the detriment of ex-Service men. The attitude of British Socialists both during and since the war gave enormous encouragement ...

... SOCIALISTS AND INDUSTRIAL PEACE. During the past election campaign the Socialists declared that they have worked their hardest for industrial peace, but their success has not been apparent. fact, the Labour Government's record in dealing with strikes ...

... Socialists AND AGRICULTURE, FANTASTIC FINANCE. The Agricultural the Independent Labour Party, in a booklet just published, give an exposition of their recent I'eport. which they advocated t nationalisation land the be*>t meat.so eaving agriculture. That ...

... finance its policy of doles for votes; policy, endorsed the majority of Socialists, which has recently been denounced by one solitary Socialist M.P. With regard to the Socialist Party programme as a whole, has* been described being, not menu set before ...

... Socialists AND PREMIER’ LAST. NIGHT’S. SPEECHES Mr, C. Tf. Cramp, in North London iast night, said the Prime Minister’s speech was & lofty and moving utterance, but Mr. Baldwin muet un- derstand that until the anomalies of the unemployed on the dole at ...

... house which they live L n ' S 1j cold-shouldered. If the ext: the Socialist Party have then the benefits conferred workers the Unionist ' year will taken away. The objects of the Socialist achieved by making investm f,n perty so unprofitable and ins l ' ...

... THE SOCIALISTS. , y Slashing Attack Lloyd Geo —vcA® l A STRIKE J —-, Mr. Lloyd % 30,000 people ir. 'fit . Middlesbrough if! nexion with the : crit'cisinp: letter of, Baldwin (who stated 1 c J confidence and yui I his Government had c' improving), when ...

... assist Unionists in warding off the great Socialist danger. Major S. E. Harvey said that the Liberal Party, putting the Socialists into office and keeping them there, had forfeited the confidence of many of their followers throughout the country. They must ...

... Socialist AND LIBEKAL M- PiS BREAK THEIR ' take °® That the taxes should be c« food and other necessaries. of the many pledges gieO' and Liberals the - tion. rive On June 18th, the Unionist Party gave the a . Liberal M.P.'s the °PP° l or carrying out ...