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... SKELETONS FROM THE SOCIALIST CUPBOARD Mr. Douglas Jay (former Fina: cretary to the Treasurv):— the case of nutrition ¢ just as in the case of e the gentleman in Whitel ow better w the people kno ...
... candidate, Mr. Gordon Hawkins. Coun. Moore was addressing a gathering at Gainsborough Lea Road School and advocating the Socialist policy with regard to comprehensive schools. They feel that their children's opportunities in life are thereby restricted ...
... EQUAL SHARES ON COUNCIL SOCIALIST CHAIRMAN — TORY “VICE’ By pre-arrangement, because the representation is now 12 Labour and 12 others, Gainsborough Urban Council last night unanimously elected Coun. C. Wilson (Lab.) to the chair C oun. C. J. Fiichett ...
... than would have been built if the Socialist, programme had centinued. «+ In 1953 and 1954, house-building to let was steady at 256,000 a vear: a level 50 per cent. higher than the 172,000 in 1951 under the Socialists. In the first quarter of 1955. as ...
... 3} years, Socialists provided 727 schools in 6} years. In the las{ twelve months (February Ist, 1854, to January 31st, 1955) 560 schools were built: 959 more were u;idser construction on March 31st, 1255. SOCIALISTS AND RATIONING ‘The Socialist Election ...
... CTS ve been ‘es than Socialist ilding to year; a han the eialists. 1S many e same rate of horities 4, com(4s per totalled h 22.551 1 1,668 ocialists (Februt, 1955) re were th 3ist, nifesto, 2 - Dbas - that | return e Tory cialists indicaitcome. on: st ...
... solve if we sit down again together.” Mr. lain Macleod:— The Nation’s Food. “I was mildlv surprised to hear Dr. Summerskili (Socialist television broadcast, May 16th) speaking as she said as doctor and not as a politician talking about jood and the standard ...
... the earnings ele nent into it, and what we main ain, and I think it is unchallenge ble on the figures is that, whereas the Socialists the cost ' raose more sharniv than 1 under us er tha ving the e ...
... any way to make their effort so pleasant and so successful. The amount resulting was £22. Most of the rabbits which the Socialists produced out of the hat for the General Election died of myxomatosis. — Capt, Crookshank, M.P., in House of Commons debate ...
... all but the diehards that nationalisation was a dead duck. The white-hot flame of passionate zeal which kept the old-time Socialists on the soap box come hail or snow is now a damp and apologetic squib. British Railwavs and the National Coal Board have ...
... There was a lengthy discussion on the increased interest rates on loans raised by local authorities to build houses. The Socialist element sought to put the blame on the Government and Independent and other members threw the ball back by saying that One ...
... s in Gainsborough, is losing no opportunity to put forward his views on the major issues affecting the Conservative and Socialist policies. He has pledged himself against further nationalisation. He has spent several days visiting the farming areas, ...