... chairman iCol. W. Bigwood) says, and that is: We must not underestimate the strength of our political opponents posit:on. The Socialist Party are past-masterr at political tactics, and they are going to this election having lost a great I deal of the old idealism ...

... they ran of real inflation or a great rise in the cost of living If the Socialists remained in power. - Cons -- ervat!ves must appreciate that they had a challenge from the Socialists to anSwer. based mainly upon misrepresentation and bogus argument. Yet ...

... requirements should be permitted to do so. The next most important matter was the question of the rising cost of living. If the Socialists were returned, the full effects of devaluation would be felt in the sununer, he predicted. Conservatives are confident they ...

... s; both declare that the Socialist way is the way to destruction and that freedom must be restored. Yet the rump of the indePendent Liberal Party is deliberately fielding over 400 candidates, thus splitting the anti-Socialist vote. Why are they doing ...

... the Hon. Mrs. on Socialist Sunday Schools. Mrs. described the methods of teaching used in these schools. their object being the breakup of our Empire. the annihilation of religion, and the downfall of our government system. Socialists openly state that ...

... although she lagged so far behind, was certainly not disgraced, and the 21.364 votes recorded in her favour showed that the Socialist element of the constituency has grown very much bigger. The Conservative supporters have excelled themselves in their hard ...

... connection before the election began. thank those Socialists who at- It was not difficult for them tended our meetings did to choose, because Conservative pressed many useful questions? and Socialist policies were in They will not. I know, think me sharp ...

... large measure of support at the General Election. Now that the situation is becoming almost intolerable those who supported Socialist candidate may be inclined to think again. It is only by the free election of a different regime at Whitehall that this country ...

... would entirely with . the use of the be £6,000 and there were no __ . _ _ - - word Labour by the Socialist Party. They should descibe themselves as Socialists. many were near-communists, and should be labelled as such. THANKFUL Coun. G. R. Beckerleg, the ...

... half-a-ton of cement in 1939 for a specific Job now asks for about five tons of it. CAUSES OF DEFICIENCY Apart from the Socialist Government's diversion of cement to overseas markets. the greater emphasis on use of this material for roads. bridges ...

... and clearly demonstrates that the Socialists are only holding on to office by a slender thread which may bre* at any time. Altimugh the result of the byelection at West Dumbartonshire was a victory for the Socialists, their majority was only 293. This ...

... ERROR WHICH CAN BE AVOIDED Appeal for the Rejection of Socialim I FEEL that our social system to some degree makes Socialists. whereas I think we are all born Conservatives, said Councillor R Clews, chairman of Chcylesmore Ward of the Coventry South ...