... time in Mav instead of the customary November was historic Donning the scarlet and ermine robes was Mrs Margaret Larmour Socialist councillor housewife and mother She was the first woman mayor the borough had had since receiving its charter in 1202 Canadians ...

... of the Ministry Labour new Viscount. Women’s Sub-Committee Four the five baronies are for the ranthnm area. bestowed on Socialist M l’s - She is also a member en 'n^' i Lincoln Diocesan Conference, • a,k Stieffield Dr. Leslie governor of the Kesteven ...

... devalued. And then again— In March 1949, the Prime Minister said very plainly the Socialists would not nationalise insurance. What happened? A month later the Socialist Policy statement said: ‘lndustrial Assurance to be nationalised.’ Where are we going ...

... is the Bill for un-freezing wages and reintroducing free collective bargaining for the first time in more than 10 years Socialists have said that they will innsist on all workers being paid a bonus of 3000 francs (about £3) if the Bill is not passed within ...

... by the oratorical wizards He will be torn first one way and then the other almost convinced by the arguments denouncing Socialist wickedness only to be moved to tears a moment later by a sad tale of the years of Tory misrule THE OTHER SIDE But let him ...

... now is the Bill for unfreezing wages and reintroducing free collective bargaining for the first time more than 10 years. Socialists have said that they will insist on all workers paid a of 3,000 francs (about if the Hill is not passed within a week. ...

... was devalued. And then again/n March z 949, the Prime Minister said very plainly the Socialists would not nationalise insurance. What happened? A month later the Socialist Policy statement said: Industrial Assurance to be nationalised.' Where are we going ...

... told the same thing. What The £ was devalued. And then agai in the Prime Mini id very plainly the Socialist ld What happened? A month later the Socialist Policy statement said: ‘Industrial Assurance to be nationalised.’ Where are we going? Who knows? But ...

... was devalued And then again In March ig4g the Prime Minister said very plainly the Socialists would not nationalise insurance What happened? A month later the Socialist Policy statement said: Industrial Assurance to be nationalised ’ Where are we going ...

... devalued. And then again— In March 1949, the Prime Minister said very plainly the Socialists wool? not nationalist insurance. What happened? A month later the Socialist Policy statement said: 'lndustrial Assurance to k nationalised.' Where are we going ...

... Gainsborough Conservative Association at Gainsboro’ on Wednesday. Captain H. F. C. Crookshank, M.P. for the Division, said the Socialists often say to people, “You labour at your work, so you must support the Labour Party. What have you to conserve?” And the ...

... bad known the strength of what Lord Woohon 'our Fourth Line of Ddence—A Fully Home Agriculture'? What h being done by the Socialist Government? Neddog but institute a desk-bound . The Conservatives will restore a proper balance in agriculture by helping ...