... considered that both the other parties had good policies as well as bad ones. He said that the Liberals agreed with the Socialists that Red China should be admitted to the United Nations. “Why should they bother about employing more men when they know ...

... may not like the Socialists but if you think you are going to beat either by pious aspiration you are living in a f‘fi_e security,” he l.id: “The Conservatives have thousands of people to turn to for financial help, and the Socialists have the trade unions ...

... again _appointed as Under. Secretary of State, Foreign Affairs, At the last election Mr. Dodds- Parker’s majority over his Socialist opponent was 4,125, After his retirement, Mr. Dodds- Parker, who is 49, will continue to live with his wife and two children ...

... nothing new to offer ambitious young men and women of the vmmtr_\u‘ Nationalisation was still Socialist philosophy and if, at the next general election, a Socialist government was returned, the country would have little to look forward to except more doses ...

... Conservatives, who have a majority on the . fear that any such influx from the big , s o trial centres would be prmlnmnmnll) Socialist. e % o‘ \ave no intention of sacrificing their control a 5 e ‘ Counecil by importing large numbers of |ml|ln'ul v ; \ re ...

... think the Liberal Pairty will get the opportunity of gaining strength. ’ “I think they might attract some of those sc-called socialists »r memkers o 1 the Labour part “It will therefore be to their advantage that the Conservatives win the next eleetion ...

... Council intendod| ryv school int ‘pn'lwnfl'\ e school. | He said “This is not a question of | levelling-up as in the old Socialist erv, bat a levelling down to the Value of Cyprus British Come had great He sad 1 think of you had the Russian and Commumst ...

... |economy and threaten our very jobs,’ said Mr. Profumo. 1 “When the next Election comes lalong, don't be fooled by this Socialist Istereoscopic stunt. Look at the plain |facts and judge on solid achievefment.” \ ...

... Conservative M.P. for - Bournemouth. Mr. Eden said he thought the next election would see the finish of Socialism. He said “The Socialist element will be killed by their third defeat in New Party forecast Mr. Eden thought the Labour Party would continue without ...

... deny there are serious pockets of unemployment but the Government is doing all it can to get reople back to work.” “If the Socialists are returned the unemployment situation will be even worse.” been welcomed by the farmers who are being assisted, but the ...

... Housing In edueation, again the only diffef-{ ence between the Parties was in the way they approached the subject. “The Socialists want to chenge this country to a classless society and they will do this by levelling down. “Our aim is to provide a better ...

... months,”” he went on, though he said he had no more idea when it would be than anyone else, Without a shadow of a doubt the Socialists were gomg to get all the votes they could by hook or by erook, but as far as that constituency was concerned they had a ...