... EQUAL OPPORTUNITY The Socialist Party are levelling out these inequalities of opportunity by putting within the reach of the poorest of us who have been endowed with the intellect and the determination and spirit to use, cultivate and train it that education ...

... of him later on. He is now Mr. Justice Birkett, I'm in no quandary about where my allegiance lies. I'm a Liberal, not a Socialist or Tory. Extremes such as they are dangerous. With what was said about Mr. Churchill T mostly agree. The pity of it is, and ...

... Stapleford will aiso be fighting his second election, Last year he was the second to Mr.‘bevit( as the most successful Socialist candidate, Mr. Devitt himself has contested many elections for the County Council and the Urban Council. He has been in and ...

... morning from the steps of Egerton Lodge. The five seats on the council are being contested by four Conservatives, - three Socialists and two claiming no political adherence. ...

... to thank those people who cast their vote in our favour at the U.D.C. election. We ask them to work still harder for our Socialist cause with the knowledge that our cause will succeed because it is built on the principle of social justice for all mankind ...

... precede the means, Co-operation meant discussion before action, The absence of belief in the Empire had driven us into unhappy Socialist isolation and had allowed foundations which were laid between 1932 and 1945 to wilter away. If the British Empire was to ...

... further decline in the national and economic situation. pire and Europe. “They think it unclean to associate with a non- Socialist government.” MELTON’S ELECTION RESULT Mr. Nutting referred to the “‘grand work” done by the ladies of the Melton Division ...

... scheduled by the Socialists at the election had borne any fruit. The most recent relaxation of control was that on petrol. When Mr. Churchill said at the election that the ration could be increased if not taken off altogether, the Socialists called this an ...

... this form-filling and intricate working out of wages was a nightmare hanging over the country. Owing to the war and the Socialist Government, much of the freedom of the individual had been lost. It was a dire necessity that this be regained. Both the ...

... A NIGHTMARE “We advocate quite a different type of P.AY.E. Every man and woman in the country should have the Socialists wanted to dictate to the people in one form or another, ...

... Nutting’s culogy of the Commonwealth as the source of our improved trading balance is the signal determination of Britain, with Socialist leadership, to invade competitive export markets, when for at least 30 years under principally laissez-faire administrations ...

... British private enterprise. And who disparages private enterprise? Not the Conservatives, nor the Liberals, but Mr. Urwin's Socialist friends, Do we not remember Mr. Aneurin Bevan's latest attack at the Labour Party conference, when he said that British industry ...