Party News

Two Winter Sunday evening meetings have finished the series until next Autumn – the theoretical lectures at Clerkenwell Road, and Head Office film lectures. The last of the films is being held on Sunday, March 12th. However, at the Mahatma Gandhi Hall, Fitzroy Square. W.1. a further meeting is being held on Sunday, March 19th, at 7.30 p.m., on Capitalism. UNO or Socialism. Speakers—Comrades P. Bryant and E. Grant. On Wednesday, April 19th, at 7 p.m.. a Demonstration for Socialism meeting is being held at St. Pancras Town Hall, Euston Road. N.W.1. Both these meetings will be successful if all comrades support them in every possible way, bringing as many friends along as possible, being available to sell literature, and most of all arriving in good time. The St. Pancras Town Hall is large, comfortable and centrally siluatcd—three additional factors which should encourage a good attendance.

OUTDOOR PROPAGANDA will be getting off to a good start in April and the more Comrades there are who support the meetings and sell literature, the sooner workers will hear about the case for Socialism.

SOCIALIST PARTY OF IRELAND. For the first time a fraternal delegate. Comrade Gilmac, will be attending the Annual Conference of the S.P. of I. It is hoped to give details of the work done in our next issue. Good hard work is being done by the Comrades in Ireland and it is hoped that Gilmac’s visit will encourage them greatly.

APRIL “SOCIALIST STANDARD”. It is hoped to feature some articles on the American Civil War in the April issue. Already an article has been received from our Comrades in the W.S.P. Make sure of the April issue (and also for every following month) of the SOCIALIST STANDARD, obtainable from 52, Clapham High Street. London, S.W.4.

P. H.