... Chureh schools, It was much better, he claimed to improve the scheools and the present system of education than adopt the Socialist experiment. Mr. Kimball was thanked by Coun. A. T. Dickinson (Northorpe). Mr, F. R. G. Cross was the chairman. ...

... in the Lincolnshire Road Car Company, Ltd., are to be raised with the Traflic Commissioners by Mr. Geoffrey de Freitas, Socialist M.P, for Lincoln. After a meeting with members of the No. 2 branch of the National Union of Rfillwa{men lhel dsald the allegations ...

... ease and welcome for all. On realised how this man had accom plished the impossible feat of receiving @ knighthood from the Socialists and a peerage from the Tories. ‘Get him,’ politicians must say, ‘and the farmers will follow’ ernse) ...

... found itself unable to pass on this reduction and at their annual budget meeting last night, Coun. Miss K. M. Hunsley, the Socialist Chairman of the Finanee and General Purposes Committee, explained the reason. It was, she said, due to a new rating scheme ...

... Mr, Ivor Bulmer-Thomas, a former Socialist M.P. for Keighley, and Conservative M.P. for that constituency from 1948-50 iheart of all the Party strugy It was very unpopular v the public and, for that reas the Socialists had put it und the heading of “Public ...

... Bocialis “It, wa thought th to acquir interest in Ward, Lim fore, in | Sons and ( of Gainsbor Mr. Kim that the already na Socialists tributed on towards th which wa: taxation o private ind . o l; Viscou ...

... considered lot of the increased interest in gontics was _because sensible ,Det:gle were beginning to see the full horror of} the Socialist Government. | “It, was a terrifying| thought that they intended| to aecquire -a . controlling interest in Messrs. Thos. W ...

... meetings held weekly. He stressed the fact that socialists were prepared to vote Liberal — so much so that he was certain that a Libera] candidate would receive mox votes in the election than the socialists. Dissatisfieq tories, too, were coming forward ...

... _service ls Soclallstißeginalg Cater, an examiner| coun. E. g‘gylorcvggg istggefle}-,at the R.EME. Camp. pleting = \ The Socialists have not car spell on the Council. Iyet announced their inten- Coun. Taylor considers hetions for the forthcoming /.- “done ...

... COUNCIL TO MEET CONTRACTORS ~_Socialist controlled -~ Gainsborough Urban Council are to meet a deputation of the Building, Plumbing and Allied trades to discuss a decision of the Council that only trade union labour will be employed on council contracts ...

... Party will be split from end to end. The Liberals say they will have nothing to do with the Socialists but they can so easily contribute to the return of a Socialist Government, What are they doing? If by fighting the Election to sabotage the present Government ...

... Marginal Seat “In this Division, last week at| Skegness a Socialist speaker said ‘lf as expected there is a three—{ cornereq fight at Horncastle then the Labour Party will consider this Division a margina] seat for the first time.’ That does not look ...