Yet, Oddly And Contradictorily Enough, He Was Also A Great
realist. With the saturnine smile of the fatalist he would accept what he believed to be inevitable ; and thus under his own hand the Communism of Russia was gradu- ally and......
If Angry People Are Capable Of Being Amused, They Would
nave been amused by the preposterously contradictory statements which were issued by Mr. Thomas and Mr. Bromley on Monday. Mr.. Thomas declared that the strike was a "fiasco,"-......
Elsewhere Mr. Massingham Deals With Mr. St. Loe...
book, The Referendum (Fisher Unwin, 3s. 6d. net), and puts with- his usual clearness, power and point " the other side " to the propsed addition to the Constitution. We will not......
Lenin, The Remarkahle Leader Of The Communist Revolution...
died on Monday evening near Moscow. His death has been announced many times, but this time the announcement has been made officially, so that we need not doubt it. This man was......
To Provide Against All The Delays Caused By The Strike
we are sending the paper to press this week a few hours earlier than usual, and we have with- held some book • notices and letters which it had been our intention to publish.......
The Daily Herald Has Described Lenin As The Best Friend
the working-classes have ever had. He was, of course, one of the very worst friends. Human life was accounted as nothing by this maniac of theories. He caused the execution of......
Mr. Bromley, Of Course, Hoped That The N.u.r. Would Break
away from the leadership of Mr. Thomas, which has been very firm and explicit, and would join the strike. In this he was disappointed, and his attempt to reopen negotiations......
Bank Rate, 4 Per Cent., Changed From 8 Per Cent.
July 5, 1928 ; 5 per cent. War Loan was on Wednesday, 95} ; Thursday week, 99 ; a year ago, 101i.......
Mr. Bromley, In Fact, Ordered A Strike In Order To
try tai settle - matters which were outside- the reference to the Wages Tribunal. The companies made an offer that if the policy of a strike were abandoned they would confer......
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