... efforts. | Young Liberals, Conservatives, as a mining traince, afterwards | Cojlecting money for such a cause and, 1 think, Socialists, none of (joining the mining division of |Loot so easy as asking for sup- l whom take politics terribly E\'“Cl”ff‘““g ...

... authority until 1 had to give it up to devoic more ume to a Parliamentary constituency. It could not have been described as a Socialist or authoritanan local authority, because it was the Westminster City Council. That council is as firmly opposed—not merely ...

... houses and flats whic 'WE shall. next Friday, submit | 300 of Mr. and Mrs. B. G.|to time, and it is a matter of and, I think, Socialists, none_of TON I C iarc lbcmghoccupu:d by 'Oldl the 1960 Directory to yowg'”;s of 263 Hmm&rtqn lgo;d. regret | that there ...

... the council. No Conservative will dispute that it is better to have a Liberal or a Rate-payer as councillor, rather than a Socialist. But Conservatives want Conservative councillors, and they will certainly never have them while there are no Conservative ...

... to have a Liberal Road tunnel. One wonders or a Rate-payer as councillor, whether the advice of a traffic rather than a Socialist. But Conengineer has been sought, because | servatives ~ want Conservative there seems to be a complete councillors, and ...

... periods as a Pastor in Barcelona and studying in New York, he began teaching in Berlin, but was forbidden to by the National Socialists in 1936. He went on a lecturing tour in America in 1939 and on his return to Germany was arrested. While in prison in Tegel ...

... Nottingham and Wolverhampton. * We must face the fact that if the Socialists are left in power long cnough things might give way to a petty dictatorship. It might well be that Rugby Socialists wou'd never behave like their fellow members in ' Notiingham and ...

... Nottingham and olverhampton. *“ We must face the fact that if the Socialists are left in_power long enough things might give way to a petty dictatorship. It might well be that Rugby Socialists wou'!d never behave like their fellow members in Notiingham and ...

... held to-morrow (Wednesday). IR HALFORD THE DIFFERENCE | SIR ** The essential difference between REDDISH Conservative and Socialist views is | T the annual general mecting of that the Conscrvative spends what Alhc National Council of Buildhe has got, and ...

... reason for turning out existing Socialist councils. Mr. Gaitskell himself had to admit at Blackpool in November, that the misdeeds of Socialist local authorities contributed to Labour’s General Election rout. Now some Socialist councils, encouraged by Mr. ...

... reason for turning out cxisting Socialist councils. Mr. Gaitskell himself had to admit at Blackpool in November, that the misdeeds of Socialist local authorities contributed to Labour’s General Election rout. Now some Socialist councils, encouraged by Mr. ...

... Liberals and like| minded persons to change the lself-ccntred. self-satisfied and secretive attitude of the Conservative and Socialist members, who, on | this fundamental issue, fight as | one. |(Coun.) TREVOR L. K. WHITE | (Chairman, Rugby Division Liberal ...