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... industry. Conservative propaganda had Pointed out that under a Socialist Government there had been far too heavy public expenditure. too little work done and too much adherence to Socialist dogmas. such as nationalisation. as a result of which the country ...
... until lately, so comfortably remote. Remote no longer, its hopes and hazards belong to the present. * * * CONSERVATIVE and Socialist, renewing the 1945 struggle on more equal terms, hold uncertainty in common. Each professes a belief in success, each admits ...
... Apart from the fact that Mr. Attlee at present plans broadcast that evening, the election would fall only a week before the Socialist Jubilee Rally, oiv which the party leaders set such hopes. ...
... being so arranged that polling came on Saturday. Election fever has now risen so high in all partles-not least among the Socialists— that the third possible object of Mr. Attlee s journey is regarded as the least likely. Certainly he is under no formal ...
... truth behind the warnings his political opponents have been making for some months. His statement would carry more weight if Socialists generally were willing to encourage the national unity of purpose which alone can make possible what he desires. Nationalisation ...
... marriage in each case. 1940, after Gracie and her husband had left England for the United States, Mr. J. J- Davidson, a Socialist M.P.,’ asked the Home Secretary i n the House of Commons why Miss Fields and her husband, wellknown Fascist, were allowed ...
... Mr M Peckett sang songs The rest was raised by voluntary subscriptions Golcar Socialist Club Treat Eleven children from the Leas Home at Scholes were guests at Golcar Socialist Club on Saturday when the annual Christmas party for members’ children was held ...
... Bnghtside. “It implies that am or ought be a wise man. yet how dependent on the higher councils God am,” he wrote. “The Socialists attacked me a most heartless manner. Bv January, 1912, he could write; “Have attended 30 Council and committee meetings ...
... on the Cope Committee. The chairman of the Sheffield branch, Coun. L. J. Tarbit, presided. NEARING POLL DAY: SOCIALIST MOVES SHEFFIELD Socialists made a further advance in their election plans yesterday Mr. Len Williams, assistant national organiser of ...
... the Socialist Party's Jubilee EAR C was continued Conference will be held in London yesterday by six heavy on February 3 and 4, The main bombers, a Mosquito and purpose of this conference is to Ansons for the Mosquito over- approve the Socialists' election ...
... Conservative Party, in a message to party workers on Saturday. I can see no justification for the professed optimism of th e Socialists regarding the outcome of election. he said. They have lurched from crisis to crisis, inebriated with their love of ...
... Socialist preparations It is not impossible that Mr. Attlee has taken into account ® ISSU ® raised the preparations in his own. party, of which I wrote on Saturday. Anxious to avoid any suggestion acting contrary to the spirit of the Constitution, might ...