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... other prominent Socialists. Therefore it would be most unwise to use Mr. Bevan ad the present time on a political bfll&l‘, In a Socialist state, the middle class will, in due course, be squeezed right out. I m&t that all n!od Socialists & &s Mr, Attlee ...
... Health Service Anti-Socialist states in his letter that “if the Conservatives had been returned to power in 1945 tmmld have put the national hea scheme on the Statute Book.” Will wlf explain to me why the voted against third reading in the House ...
... away from us should they be given another five years of ofice ahd literally a step to downright oppression of the class the Socialists claim to represent —JOHN GOODMAN, 29 IChun:hd.reeL Bilston, | ...
... havelF edera t:on of ()Id-Age spent almost millions Pens.en. :rem` ,orcd of from our reserves. ! good en;i I.pr ,unIC The Socialists boast of the time. I have fer.varded help they give t:s a.I in Inc l-- tiw Ertt-rtaatmcut form of social serv,ces, the \1 ...
... Fair Shares for All | Even the most enthusiastic | Socialists must have been startled on reading the details S:NM in most daily papers of apphcation by a transport company for its usual license to run excursions to the seaside during the summer months ...
... gold sovereign would stock our larder for a week. keep the coalshed filled. With all their planning and, scheming, th e Socialists cannot truthfully say that the pr?sent generation are better off. In former days we were not labelled, numbered. regimented ...
... _F air Shares for All 1 fail to see where the Socialist | “ fair shares for all” policy comes in when there are SO many highly paid officials in the nauonafised concerns and other Government Posts What men holding such >positions have qualified by dint ...
... consumers—the publiccontinue to pay increased charges already imposed. - Can any supporter of Socialism explain this wonderful Socialist “ baby ?— EX-REGULAR ...
... are taking for their text the passage ‘which says, “The bigger the lie ‘wld. the more likelv will it be believed.—TßUE SOCIALIST. ...
... Ne mMore HUacCivV Wil v W% d.-~TRE§ SOCIALIST. - - 1/ ~ , ; [ o > . O —==— E ~: N ~ A\\ ‘\ %§ -\ THE BATTERY WITH 'R TO SPARE MANCHESTER EST. 1848 r NONE:! ST >, E Ed * g Rl \ L / 3 resenesenananel -__.._: Drill is Life Drill ! , kerb, halt! 2. Eyes ...
... advocate of a btg national Five- Year-Plan and. as recently as last November. the prime mover in the setting up of the Socialist Fe:lowship. a kind of ginger growl within the Labour party Of this he is the President MR. LESLIE ORRIDCE, whose home ...
... Labour Party. He was opposed at the next four elections by two Conservative candidates, one National Liberal, and one anti-Socialist, but won them all with majorities of 4.930. 6,135, 3,601 and 11.920. After the last majority. in, the election of 1929 Colonel ...