... PUBLIC MEETING JANUARY Bth 7-30 p.m., CO-OP. GUILD ROOM, CHURCH ST. Rill WHITAKER. Pro-iieetive ( anmihiU*. ' M .“ THE SOCIALIST ROAD FOR BRITAIN.” QUESTIONS and DISCI SSION. ...

... organised the Communist Party. Mr. Bill Whitaker, pro*pective Communist candidate for Burnley, gave an address entitled The Socialist Road for Britain.” Mr. Whitaker dealt with the Communist Party’s policy, making definite reference to the forthcoming general ...

... situation alto gether, for full employment is only full employment when people are. during productive work.’ he stated. The Socialists' full employ meilt, however, on tho fact that there were in the Forces men w would otherwise out of work. There were many ...

... his knowledge of facis and the sincerity of the case he puts for ward. —Yours, etc., • VERITAS. A CRUEL CHARGE. Sir,—The Socialists claim that they have cured unemployment, and they seek to make this a prime issue Devaluation is defended Sir Stafford Cripps ...

... that. The outlook of the Conservative partv, said Mr. Metcalfe, in the course of his remarks, class distinction, whilst the Socialist’s outlook was class hatred. I can sympathise with what Mr. Aneurin Hevan says about the Tories, because 1 worked during the ...

... which had put people on boards and paid them from £2,500 to £B.OOO i year. Was that “narrowing the gap?” Why did not the Socialist inemliers of the Council who had spoken as if they were actuated by the '* milk of human kindness,” object to those salaries ...

... ves—ask them! Socialists are themselves lieginning to admit that nationalisation not the magic wand it was cracked to Im‘. As Mr. Bevan has recently said, nationalisation of water will not produce one drop more w ater.” Some Socialists walked right out ...

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... of the Labour started Ins career in Lai iy, is announcement was made by the! ,-, ■lorn^ftobeits was held II prosiiective Socialist candidate the r (.j Halstead, and thei .‘. ' i , Institute parliamentary Jhvisi .n; lont y . HlMe from the ' ''l. . kcr!( ...

... no dollae loan crisis? There was one. Remember Sir Stafford Cripns and devaluation? ’Hiere was to no devuluatum said the Socialists. They proved that devaluation was sort of Tory trick which would bring hardship to ordinary people. Well, devaluation came ...

... tliat the Conservative Party has never solved the unemployment problem except in wartime! , ~ A: (1) Party, including the Socialist Party, has solved unemplovment between the wars. (2) Cneraployment is not caused only by conditions at home; it must he' ...

... under this method? Homes, clothes, fuel, food these are the prime essentials, and these are the very prints of Socialist failure. Socialists built fewer houses' last year than the year before. This year' they have planned to build; fewer stili. The further ...