... the people. Was it only the Socialists who had done that? No. The first puny to introduc: those conoiticrc. were tho Tory Party. It was the Tories who brought in the procedure of the Milk Marketing Board and the Socialists wekomed it because they knew ...

... making people compete. one firm with anoiJier. so that they would be fitted to bring down their prices. 'Neither Tories nor Socialists had that. The Turk, did not want it because among their ranks were those who control monopolies. The remedy was fur the ...

... stilk-d for Tory IlemberN.-I,ack benchers—were expected to toe the line in the Howe of ContiMOS, and so indeed, acre the Socialist members. Liberals, if elected, represented their electorate first; they were not hatustruog to their party. lle had beard ...

... Conservative vote for a Socialist, but he suggested that there were many unhappy Socialists—or Labour people who were not Socialists—who would vote 'ahem]; and many Conservatives would vote Liberal in a straight tight with a Socialist. There was evidence ...

... the lifeblood of our small towns. They had also a policy for death duties. The Tories would like to cut death duties : the Socialists wanted all that money to go to the State. But where that money goes there goes power with it. If you let that power moues ...

... respect Transpoit House also The Mawr, lylio presided, wa. ac ____ .—---- --- jobb. The Rev. S. Dunn performed keeps the Socialist members very companied ~n the pladorin by the the ceremony. At the organ wai the much under the control of the Whip. Mayoress ...

... and was quite capable of man- nt.atx ,, being, alter long of Soci.ilist the rule. a truly democratic and trait the day Socialist country. whose major Milli, was doing some odd carting in se tries were partially nationali , ed and Lane with two horses ...

... They Are Due To Socialists M.P.'s SPEECH Speaking to a crowded schoolroom at Tilley on Friday. Mr. A. E. Baldwin. M.P. for North Herefordshire, said too many farmers were inclined to think that the better times were due to the Socialist Government. In ...

... HAD DONE HIS NEST ..,. . — . ell 1 of the Socialists' term of °thee. jusr We were, he said, up against one of the turning points in history s o Tilc Conservative. proposed to cut far a-. this country was c.incerned. down on some of the hems and ...

... GULLIBLE ENOUGH at wywn TO VOTE LABOUR MR. A. E. BALDWIN. M.P. SAYS ABOUT FARMERS: Young Methodists Enjoy the Fun Will Debunk Socialist Statements the future belongs to the childten then Wyson, Brimfield. has nothing to be concerned about. At Made to Deceive ...

... Liberal Association will not the seat a straight fight mos ticipatt.d between the sitting tour, bee, Ald. 'radix Watt..: (Socialist) and Mr. Gib;Ant Wa:t Figures at the last general were %‘'atkins . - Huss ()scar Guest : David Lewis (Lib.), S, majority ...

... considering Socialist vote. The one thing that of the biggest fields for a good inane open-cast coal workings which are nattered wit, whether it was going years, an ad he hoped Mr. Yrowrd quite the most devastating process to be a Socialist or anti-Socialist ...