... Britain as well, which declared their intention to stand by the side of the Christians in Germany who would resist a National Socialist state. Then came the second ‘'war and the divisions became even more terrible. The churches then decided to establish something ...

... was the policy of the Conservatives not to interfere in any shape or form with good Independents, providing they were not Socialist or putting over Socialism. “The introduction of politics into local council affairs is unfortunate,” he said, ‘“ because ...

... although at the time they were not put into force, and it is very hrfilry due to the profligate expenditure indulged in by the Socialist Government that these charges have now had to be imrlemenu!d. “It is public knowledge that the ;;rmnt Government is JM':X ...

... Labour Party, the fundamental difference of opinion which exists on this matter between the Socialist Party and the Conservative Part‘\; is that the Socialist Party think that local government questions are all political issues; we in the Conservative ...

... dent of principles?’ first before all other considera- | “To all s'ncere democratic tions. he said, declaring that the | Socialists.” Mr. Hodgson said, infusion of Labour into the elec- ! “the time has arrived for a trial tions was no new thing—the |of ...

... of them had no political views, but that did not prevent many of them from . ~ting for the Socialists. “ Shout and Yell He said that even in a strong Socialist stronghold in Wales, they would give Conservatism a fair hearing, but Londoners “shout and ...

... He suggested there was nothing wrong in the Conservatives organizing themselves to prevent the Socialists from making West Sussex a stronghold for Socialist theories, | Referring to his own words at | his adoption sgeech before the |last election when ...

... already been planted —no balance of the term of the lease of his home? What is sauce for the non-Socialist goose is apParently not sauce for the Socialist gander. My distinguished ogpom-nt. Lt.-Col. Hamilton, beats the same drum. Some of his theeries—contrary ...

... FULFILLED '— m.. A FIRM denial of the Socialists’ charge that the Conservative Government were not making any attempt to fulfil their election promises was given by the Hon. L.. W. Joynson-Hicks, M.P. for Chichester and Parliamentary Secretary to the ...

... Organized opposition in the Socialist Party normally starts at Transport House and we have numerous examples of Socialist councillors being turned out of the Party because they have taken action not officially approved by the Socialist Party. Only this week ...

... old age pensions and in generali a wise budget, which shows every Promlse of savini this t} rom the wreck o giX vears of Socialist muddle ” countr ...

... Mr. Gough Answers Budget Critics The Socialists recent criticisms of “the terrible Budget” were really “in the nature of whisperings in order to kea‘their courage up,” said Mr. rles Frederick Gough, Conservative M.P. for the Horsham Division, w r e n ...