... the dollar reserves of the British Exchequer and profits to enrich the British citizen: and this is onc reason why I, as a Socialist, would rather p{acc my trust for the future of our tradng balance on the wellestablished cvidence of our industrial and export ...

... LETTERS A SOCIALIST AND THE in Malaya, railways in South America, the Hudson Bay Co. of Canada, gaieway to India, and so on: then think of Socialist groundnuts! The five-day week, leaving school at 15, free treatment, pensions from birth to death: all ...

... THIRTEENTH Melton Conservative and Socialist Parties gear up for general election on Feb, 23, Otter shot at Bescaby by Mr, G. Ward. Man sentenced to 12 months imprisonment for the Stapleford gem robbery. Fit. Lieut. Ken Lounds awarded y.B.E. in the New ...

... target of 300,000 houses and we mean to achieve it. The Minister of Health and the Socialists say that only 200,000 houses are possible with existing supplies. “The Socialists say there is a world shortage of timber, but in fact there i three per cent. more ...

... Central Hall, Westminster, next Thuisday and Friday. The resolution is:— “That this Council considers that, since the present Socialist Government is no longer representative of the people, it is, in the interests of the nation, imperative to hold a General ...

... MOST IMPORTANT “The Socialists say it can be done only if we cut the Social Services, but I think that housing is the most important social service and the others do not matter a hoot if there are no houses. “The Government are proud of their provision ...

... building of 500 houses per day post-war with 1,000 per day pre-war is very unjust. Mrs. Barnett said “‘that progress under the socialists was nil, because the number of houses being built only equalled those becoming uninhabitable.” Such a statement is so fantastic ...

... midst of inflation. | Mr, Urwin concluded with three reasons why he hoped a Socialist Government would be returned at the next election. First, the country needed a Socialist Government to keep up the advance of industrial production; Socialism was essential ...

... the Government Bench? Seven extra seats the Socialists got had prevented them getting Winston Churchill at the helm in difficult days for the country, Why did the tide 2o against them? Because the Socialist sußporters said if the people put a Labour ...

... months; very much thought had been put into them. for civilisation was a partnership with that country. ‘'The left wing of the Socialists do not want an alliance with the United States. They are intent on a policy which will lead us to ruination. We are fighting ...

... been sent in. He thought it would be a good idea if there were some next year. The Duke went on to say that the longer the Socialists remained in power the greater the danger to the safety of the nation and the whole world. “It is only a matter of time before ...

... “SAVAGE CURTAILMENT” Mr. Anthony Nutting, M.P., told his audience that the Conservatives were ready for the election fight the Socialists so dreaded. He was confident that the result would bring the competent and courageous Con servative Government which the ...