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... question Her very sensible suggestion. For mark you well this proclamation: If Labour wins our ancient nation Will soon be bankrupt; all you people Are doomed to die of selfstarvation. For Socialism won't save your bacon Or any other.food relation; In ...
... before. the ability' of the parent to pay was often the determining factor. + The clay the war ended the country - would be bankrupt and the returning soldiers won ld have very' little to come back to. Laying the grim financial facts before the country after ...
... by point:— Churchill and our Position. —Mrs. Slater quotes Mr. Churchill as saying that after the war the country would be bankrupt. and she would have us believe that he now denies that a grim situation existed.' Surely Mr. Churchill is the very one b ...
... blind admirer—Conservatism. Mr. Field, knows quite well that the appalling - dMculties to which I referred were due to our bankrupt state at the end of the war. the lon of din overseas, investmente:the necessity to find *food for fifty milUonl:eoPle.ohli ...
... Technical College Wednesbury Wednesbury Town Hall on Thursday of nation's economic crisis that unless exported more must go bankrupt or else place our reliance the rather wavering generosity of Uncle Sam'' The connection between this crisis technical education ...
... the things that went bankrupt under private enterprise would apparently, not be - handed back.• • .We believe that'the develbp ment of public ownership is a principal to be applied not merely when private enterprise goes bankrupt and falls to run an industry ...
... illusion as to the tremendous and even terrifying tasks of converting and replenishing industry in a country crippled and bankrupt by war. They had received a mandate to carry out the policy documented in 'that historic pamphlet - Let us face the future ...
... between two and three million on the dole and the spending power of the Workers was of the lowest. There have been very few bankrupt business men under a Labour Government, with full employment. ...
... nearly doubled between 1929 and 1931, 53,000 farm workers left the land. In 1931 (when the Socialists had nearly made Britain bankrupt) a National Government with a large Conservative majority—was returned, and immediately it stopped the dumping of foreign ...
... Grandma Other taking part were Friendship Clab (St Joan) John's Clab Hednesford (A Tower) Girls' Yoath Clab (OJLMS) Bankrupt With £6495 Surplus dock had receive medical attention Putting him on probation Recorder said came from good home but had ...
... NATIONAL GOVERNNINT In Nei (whin the nociase• had nearly made Britain bankrupt) a Otrreenneeat•—erith a leturesd, and aossedlately ft, stopped the dumpbug al food. Vim May begin to bob/ S.teellk. Nal voldelt lbe apreerlfteral Industry. Mind Au t alga% ...
... Transport, the country were to adopt the Conservative suggestion of maintaining the nationalisation of the Railways (which were bankrupt when taken over), and hand back the profitable road haulage services then, not only would they place an extra burden on the ...