London, Oct. 12, Mr. Winston Churchill's election address whole-heartedly supports the Conservatives and their programme of social reform and Imperial consolidation, and declares
is no part of the Conservative pro-hat_as a general protective tif gramme he supports the principle of the Safeguarding of Indust Act and Imperial preference.
Mr. Churchill asserts that the brief experiment in Socialist. minority rule has ended in dismal failure, "The Socialists are still our rulers and seek to gain votes by enlisting the forces of discontent in revolutionary movements. Against th's double attack of authority and revolt we fall back on the common-said sense the masses and their enduring loyalty to the nation."
In conclusion, Mr. Churchill delivers a smashing attack on the Bolsheviks and their "devilish work, which Mr. MacDonald and his Cabinet seek to help and succour with floods of hard-earned British Later.
Britain's Communists, represent by. contingents from Poplar, id Deptford headed cly bands and' banners, attracted a crowd today at Trafalgar where they made a demo stration in order to protest against the Dawes plan, to demand an in- Gl crease of £1 a week of all wages and a 44 hours week and to support trade 'Tom Mann, the Vice-President of the Workers' Union, made a speech, in the course of which he id that he was a thorough Communist and that he intended to upset the damnable condition of Society. He did not give a tinker's damn ut being turned down by the Labour Party. He could not be excluded from the Labour *movement.
Mr. Campbell, the editor of the "Workers? Weekly," and Mr. Harry, Pollitt also spoke.
The meeting passed a resolution fraternally greeting the sufferers on behalf of the workers of many, Poland, India, Egypt and Ireland, and ended by singing the Red Flag" and the "Interation-
Later.
The Communist election manifest describes the election as a fight the working class against the capitalist class. Tt demands nationalization of mines, railways, industries, land and banks; a ca levy; the repudiation of the Dawes Report, and cancellation of war debts and reparations; and declares that_a Labour Government must establish a. dictatorship of the working class. It demands a national minimum wage of £4 a week; maximum 44 hours week; ratifica jon of the Soviet Treaty, and the declaration of the independence of Ireland, India, Egypt and other Colonies, The Trafalgar Square meeting closed with rather riotous scenes. The Police detained four mer:
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Party Leaders' Speeches to be Broadcast Later.
The British Broadcasting Company annouyge that the Postmaster-General has sanctioned the broadcasting of one speech by each party Teader during the coming week.
Hitherto the -necessity for impartiality has precluded the broad: casting of anything of a political
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