... significant fact that when a Speaker's Conference was called to consider an alteration in our electoral laws the Tories and Socialists joined to oppose and defeat the suggested alteration. .. 0 114 ,„ .: •::::- i!! . : !! ,, sow !! :. .-:.-- !_____ ...

... For no grown man wants State Control If he can exercise the role Of curbing passion, vice and greed, Which blossom best on Socialist creed. Let's all be friends Tate and Lyle! Let butchers keep their ancient style! ; Let groundnut schemes be not retarded ...

... ability to govern. This has'not been proved in practice. The Labour Party are quite sure that everything can be settled by Socialist theory and subsequent direction. This. also, has not been proved in practice. The Liberal Party have always been against ...

... LIBERAL CHIEF GIVES ADVICE Keep Powder Dry— for Next Time If either the Conser:ative or Socialist Parties win this election there ill be another in two years' time, said Sir Andrew Nlt•Fady ean, President of the Liberal Party at a special meeting of ...

... .ride:. acc!cle!tts ?-- A. Honkitts. This is the ArCISt - k I. which to measure the hiess-I APPEAL FOR QUIET.-1 ings of Socialist governmentlain realy sorry for any n.ght , -, Jr.(utit.nsiworker wi:,) (.•.+nr.(•'. get enough wIL , I w p are r(-1 nv, mg ...

... of :he Rights of the Subject and the Rights nfl the Individual which have) become mere apparent in they last two years of Socialist control and from threats uttered, all voters must prepare for dher infringements if Labour is returned to power of their ...

... of the Mercury Sir, —Some readers may have seen an account in the Birmingham Post of Monday last, of statements by the Socialist candidate for Cannock (Miss Jennie Lee). Among other hysterical statements she is reported to have charged pre-war Conservative ...

... decay, &c. Between the wars wages went up steadily (apart from a fall under the Socialist Government of 1929-31). The trend of the period was well summarised he the Socialist Lord Litrine. then Secretary of the T.U.C., who in 1935 said:— The facts are that ...

... sincere their Soclalist be! efs htit Owed Communism. They are no longer alive to laugh. I appreciate that to the diehard Socialist or fellow travellers . ' these f acts will make no appeal. hut there are hundreds of thousands in th.s country who voted ...

... SIMPLE MATTER The t'.iird accUFation which the Socialists would mp.ke was that the Conservatives did not believe in the welfare state, soc'al tetterment. and social reform. That again was a simole matter for the historv books. They had just to look back ...

... pointing to all the fend that Is supposed to be going in Europe, and to the fact that this is the only country suffering from Socialist regimentation. must also accent the facts that, with the exception of Britain and Scandinavia, in the rest of Europe ft is ...

... Duffy, a Labour supporter ever since he has had a vote and a trade unionist for 43 yeari>. who told the meeting; If the Socialists do not support Catholics over the schools question, then as far I am concerned, they have had it.’ ** The queitions will ...