British Socialist Party.
CONSTITUTION.
Object.—The object of the Party is the same as that of the Social-Democratic Parties in other countries, viz., the socialisation of the means of production and distribution.
Methods.—The Education of the People in the principles of Socialism.
The closest possible co-operation with trade union organisations and the advocacy of industrial unity of all workers as essential to bring about the socialisation of the means of production.
The establishment of a militant Socialist Party in Parliament and on Local Bodies, completely independent of all parties which support the capitalist system.
Immediate Action.—The British Socialist Party will vigorously advocate and support all measures and activities that in the opinion of the Party will strengthen the workers in their fight against the capitalist interests.
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The B. S. P. has branches in all the principal industrial centres.
For particulars of membership write to:—
ALBERT INKPIN,
General Secretary, B.S.P.,
21a, Maiden Lane, Strand, London, W.C.2.
