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... defence. Yet where there is smoke, there is usually fire. Many people throughout the political spectrum, Conservatives, Socialists, Liberals and those who do not ally themselves specifi-l‘ cally with a particular party, are dissatisfied at the lack of ...
... be in thgley and two weeks after that Lichfield is to stage one of the exhibitions. Socialists.—Officers elected at the annual general meeting of Coseley Young Socialists were: Chairman. E Sandberg: vice-chairman. M. Rich; treasurer, O. Sandberg; secretary ...
... paiitings by P John and Stanl The exhibit culated to subs onz will be in D after that Lichf of the exhibitio Socialists.—O annual general Young Socialist E Sandberg: Rich; treasurer, tary, R. Gowla il for n on raud ges GH SLARIYA. utta Mansions, ad, Calcutta ...
... A.S. edition. The OAS be Lord Mayor Next Lord Mavor of Birmingham {will be Alderman E. W. Horton [(57), a member of the Socialist group. it was decided today at a | meeting of the City Council. I He has been on the council since 1947, edition ™ comprised ...
... BLIND SOCIALISTS NOT FACE FACTS ERIC THORNE (letter of January 16), should be thankful to the Conservative Government. It is so typical of Socialists to ignore the most important facts—for example, he fails to mention how these Socialist Government loans ...
... the past ten years the Conservatives have avcrafied 300,000 per vear and this makes 3,000,000. If we had had ten vears of Socialist Government, this figure would have been less than 2,000,000. Let him tell your readers that the Tories are planning for g ...
... ownership of urban development break down.” wlie 3 ’most important election campaign, |land was needed. l-,arncr:: he said Socialists bghqvcfl and he hoped that when voting,| When the meeting was considering that i Signpost for the Slxhes' people would remember ...
... constantly ignored the recommendations of the rank and file of thc Labour Party, and indulged In plots to expel progressive Socialists.,,” 3 It was in bad taste, said Councillor Clapham, ...
... saving likely to be? Without wishing to belittle its value, I would suggest that it may be less than many suppose. The early Socialists thought it only necessary to take from the rich and distribute to the €an average over the whole of this field the farmers’ ...
... expressed surprise that the Liberals are to contest the Conservative stronghold — Merridale Ward, Wolverhampton — instead of a Socialist stronghold. The treasurer of the Liberal Party in his letter to you of February 8, should dispel such beliefs. He pledges ...
... T¢ SOME. little servatives pressed su are to cc stronghold Wolverhar Socialist st The tre ;’:a{’ty in ebruary beliefs. H official, the cillors (if Fortunat other Tory unlike Soci. no Consery pledge a ¢ Tories hay dragoon co Conserva expected tg dom of ...
... whole circumstances from a reasonable point of view. It is obvious that it is not in the interest of any council, be it Socialist or Conservative-controlled, to increase rents unnecessarily. The position is that expenses on every hand have increased; ...