... pealed in the Uri* States dOring the next ftfty yea a And that inevitably a Social t Parts/ *ll Come into full power with a Socialist President. ...

... —H.M The King. S • • I want our country to be free on the basif of a prosperous. contented and free people I believe the Socialist doctrine crin never ft our way of life.—Mr. Anthony Eden. 'lt is a bad omen that all railwaymer . . . . have the same plea ...

... present Government is stale, tired and neglecting the real interests of the workers and is letting the country down. The Socialists know that more Socialism is the wish of only a small minority of the people. But the people are afraid that Toryism means ...

... meetings of the local branches of all the political parties. At the meetings themselves the speakers, whether they be Tory, Socialist or Liberal, pro-this or anti-that, have one and only one thing in common, the conviction that their party is to solve all ...

... years at school, and secondary and university education as a right not a privilege—those are the notions underlying the Socialists' educational policy. But what about teachers? Education does not amount to much without them. Here is the Secretary of the ...

... against the whole financial and social policy which it represented. In between these groups there was no unanimity. The Socialists declared themselves wedded to what the economists have taught us to call capital investment.” The Radicals were apparently ...

... against Marshal Tito in Yugoslavia. 2. THE VICTORY OF R. G. MENZIES The new Australian Prime Minister, whose party dealt the Socialists a resounding blow in the December elections, has now been swom-in by Governor-General McKell. Closer economic co-operation ...

... Wood up man with Virginia Mayo as which the comedy depends is girl-friend the changing of places of A gay romance “ Wall- Socialist MP with a Lieuten-1 flower features Robert Hut- ant Commander for reasons FROM THE ton and Jams Paige which are convincing ...

... played by Miss Helen Cobb was portrayed as a new member of the branch her ugly sisters Mr Ben Nor-dal and Mr Reg Norris as Socialists and the Fairy Queen Miss Pamela Goodlana as branch secretary (a position which she in fact holds) Prince Charming was played ...

... POLITICAL CLAPTRAP As your correspondent points out, claptrap is one of toe cnief ingredients of the Socialist formula. What these windy gentlemen should bear in mind is that all political parties become discredited in Lime and leave the scene with ...

... rtmning for nearly a thousand performances. The amusing situation on which the comedy depends Is the changing places of a Socialist M.P. with a Lieutenant-Commander for reasons which are convincing enough In the theatre. The events following the arrival ...

... have been left a clear field fqr my own pre Lion, which is that before•the end of the century the United kites will have a Socialist President. Five times have the. e tors shown thetr preference for many measures that are pnrs lism. although they ha'e torn ...