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... the speaker, wished him every success at the General Election. Mr Holland. in his address, satd that during the pre-war Socialist Government. the number of unemployed rose by 1,641.000. from 1.116,000 In June. 19:9, to 3.76t.000 in August. 1931. Under ...
... committee. Alderman White saying that ha was pleased Is support the nomination. Councillor Cockartlnt is chairman of the anti-Socialist group in the Council and Councillor Bartholomew Is vice chairman of the group. ...
... THE SOCIALISTS !) INDUSTRIAL 'INSURANCE Mutualiaation an Election Plan POLICY-HOLDERS WILL HAVE NO • VOICE The British li:surance and U. Industrial We oMces have issued following Joint reply to the Labour Party's proposals contained in Th. Future ...
... toe Lieu . giondchildren. Once sat a nails Nit dhoided by class hatred. priliblonis wool he in far loss time than the Socialists would have you think, added Mr. Cksiagato STRAMSNALL MISTING Going on to Stramshall. egAt.• said men had put all their ...
... employment and at the same time see that the people bad the food which would keep productivity higher than it had ever been. The Socialists cannot gi‘e us that assurance.' he declared, whereas on our side, there is a pledge that Conservative legislation shall ...
... Button Observer that the policy of appears to be very ungopular among the electors, who had also pointed out to him that the Socialists said little of their future programme. but were continually talking of the past. Mr. Colegate accompanied by Mrs. Colegate ...
... Mr. Argyle went on, cannot be surprised by the disma, failures of Socialism throughout the 'Empire last few years. The Socialists are attempting to make the lasms of this election domestic &Reim solely concerning our life at home. It is hardly surprising ...
... have been curtailed on our allowed expenditure in this election due to the RepresentaCon of the People Act. passed by the Socialists in Wis. T:sreefote there is difficulty in r?placing these posters, which have been defaced. I am sure that neither the ...
... IMPROVED EDUCATION UNDER UNIONISM Socialist Rush Led to Muddle LABOUR'S NEGLECT OF RURAL DISTRICIS That the Unionist Party, U returned ' to power would continue to develop and Improve education on the lines laid down In the Act introduced by Mr. Butler ...
... into the country of foreign agricultural produce when Marshall Aid came to an end. SOLVING THU POSSUMS Referring to the Socialist practloe of looking back to the past, the speaker sad: We are living in Mon, and we have a diMcult problem to solve. This ...
... PLANS TO HELP WORKERS Mr. Middup Says Incentive Necessary for Production It Is a very silly rumour that one hears from Socialist mouths—that the Conservatives will cut the social services. declared Mr. Sam F. Middup, at Shepshed on Friday night. - This ...
... the question, was well received, and made a deep Impression on the meeting Mr Co:egate spoke of the dims failure of the Socialists housing pm gramme, pointing out that the target of 100.000 houaee a year (about half what the Tories did before the war) ...