... ‘Socialistic’ Prior to the last election we were informed in the Ratepayers’ Association by a number of Unionist councillors (who were members) that the town centre proposal was a socialistic plan sponsored by the six Labour councillors aided by a splinter ...

... SOCIALISTS Discussion of almost every action of the Government was in order, and the Leader of the Opposition (Mr. Attlee) chose the ground of foreign affairs. His main thesis was that, had the Government taken a strong line early in the Italo- Abyssinian ...

... throw away. a Socialist state it would not be necessary. , . , , Amid the laughter and cries of dissent which followed Mr. MOLSON (C. Doncaster) asked—“ Are to understand that in the Socialist state there would no inheritance?’' DAVIES—In properly ordered ...

... SOCIALIST COMPLAINT. When the cheers had died away, Mr. Dalton admitted the firmness and conciliatory spirit the speech an d resorted to doubts whether it would be followed appropriate action. He complained that nothing had been said about Russia We wanted ...

... SOCIALIST APPROVAL. Mr. Herbert Morrison, summingup for the Socialists, was no less urgent in calling for general co-operation. He pressed the local authorities to make their preparations with speed, precision, and efficiency. This field of civil defence ...

... SOCIALIST PROTEST, Mr. Greenwood, the Socialist spokesman, of course, protested that it would not. While admitting that the Government had given more time than was originally intended, he declared the allow'ance totally inadequate for discussion of departure ...

... SOCIALIST CRITICISM. Mr. Rhys Davies, the Socialist spokesman, proceeded to sneer at the smallness of its scope. Many industries now had pension schemes superior. He thought there was some justice in the complaint of spinsters. They had worse treatment ...

... REFLECTIONS ON SOCIALISTS In the course of an adwess on * Current Events.” Mr. Joseph .Morgan. F.R.G.S.. mentioned that the first thing the Socialist Government did was to vote themselves a Cl.ooo a year. They opened the Mother Parliament with an alien ...

... SOCIALIST MOVE “ Contrast this with the earlier action of the Socialist Government, whose legislative enactments lln 1949 enabled six of the Sinn Fein candidates in 1955, who would otherwise have been aliens, to stand as candidates for the United Kingdom ...

... THE POPE AND THE SOCIALISTS. Rows, SATUIDAY.—Tbough the Pope abandoned him intention of publishing an encyclical upon Socialism, a high prelate ai lbs Vatican ie writing a pamphlet OD the subject, which the Pope is revising. ...

... SOCIALISTS REASSURED. The appeal for avoidance of party controversy was generously answered by the Socialist spokesman, Mr. Dalton. He criticised points in the White Paper, particularly the military consultations and the international force for the Rhineland ...

... SOCIALIST SCHEMES The Minister was placed in a difficult position because there was a Socialist Government in power at Westminster which wa giving effect as far as it could Socialist schemes being introduced, in his opinion, on a very extravagant basis ...