... that the tenant always had the right of appeal to the local authorities if he was unfairly treated. g He then turned to the Socialists’ aim of municipalisation for rented houses, meaning that local authorities should take over all rented houses in this country ...

... years will be put into operation. The Council is now Tory dominated with eight members as against three Independents and one Socialist. It would not, therefore, be either unreasonable or unexpected for one of their ranks to be elevated. And one name springs ...

... Nutting, this time suiting his actions to a weather vane. When none came, his comment “There used to be plenty when the Socialists were in power” usually brought a laugh, and at Eastwell it roused a rural councillor at the cross-roads to what almost amounted ...

... the front row, almost unnoticed by the audience, was pretty Lady Barnett, dressed in a mustardyellow coat. He recalled the Socialists’ “warmongering” campaign of the last election, when the Tories were depicted as trigger-happy imperialists practising the ...

... of 10,000. I didn’t believe them.” Cried a voice from the back of the hall: “You do now!” Replied Mr. Nutting: “So do the Socialists.” Mr. Nutting went on: “This is our victory. A victory for those who worked so hard for this day.” Speaking of the progress ...

... “loudspeaker tours” through parts of the constituency, he was “jammed out” by two Socialist loudspeaker cars which stationed themselves in front and behind his car, shouting Socialist slogans and playing gramophone records. In the Melton cafe which he owns, Mr ...

... “Here is a whole programme for action, and I urge all who support it to join the Liberals now angd sweep away the Tory and Socialist obstacles to the progress of our country,” he concluded. ...

... our Government can be expected. That was one warning said Col Cordeaux, that it would be the ag ricultural areas where the Socialists were going to concentrate in the future. Conservatives in those areas should stand by to resist that attack. REMARKABLE ...

... prised th gain:J as done. No & view that he was sur the Socialists had iy seats as they had lid Col. Cor- he Tories to suffer the taunt that, whilst thcyq-fia'dmzi majority of seats, they had been One of the biggest factors in the Conservative Party’s ...

... on, “to note that, 'n addition to retaining all our; existing county council seats, we succeeded in winning two from the Socialists—Narborough and South Wigston, with ...

... choppy seas ahead,” he declared. “We now find ourselves in the worst position since we straig(l;xctened things out after the Socialists. g ...

... it should be encour-| 'rl§h arseden, who have, in the past. suppor- aged. | The social half-hour wag ted him to keep the Socialists “Farmers who think deeply! %{lange_c]] by Mrs. Jessop, out. should remember this and|MlS. Gilbert and Mrs. Wes “Arguments ...