... Yanllcl between the Industrial Revolution and the present day emphasis on automation was drawn by Mrs. Norman Dodds, wife of a Socialist Member of Parliament at Banbury on Saturday. She was speaking at the Town Hall at the Banbury Co-operative Industrial Society’s ...

... rdington. SIR,— The Government's intervention in Egypt has been subjected to sharp and vehement criticism hj' many of my Socialist friends and fellow workers. It is indeed a significant. fact that the majority of thosc with whom 1 have discussed this issue ...

... ngpmcintion of the Opposition’s case. I should have lhougfit that to any person of goodwill, Christian or non-Christian, Tory or Socialist, the Government's policy, which aroused instant indignation and condemnation from nearly all our friends and passionate ...

... Socialist plan The Socialist scheme to deal with the problem, as explained by Sir Reginald, was to transfer all rentrestricted houses to local councils. This would cost about £3OO million and would create a tremendous administration problem. Even if all ...

... rapid influx of large numbers of people with Socialist sympathies, to Daventry, which would double its population in a few years, meant it was becoming the focal point of the danger from the growing Socialist strength. Mr. Forayth warned that “‘there was ...

... Couneil. However, the Socialist policy to the working man on this issue is, ‘Thou shalt NOT buy thy house. Thou shalt continue to pay higher and higher rents.’ £ I noticed in your r‘pur'u account of the last Council meeting that one Socialist Council member ...

... Under the new system contributions would be based on percentage of earnings. Mr. Crossman ‘gmrihed this as a gnn break with socialist tradition, ut he said “The moment our wages are equal, our pensions will be equal.™ He said that the new system enabled a ...

... We do not always like what the government do, but at the same time we should realise how‘ much worse it would be under a Socialist. government.” ‘ Lady Hug%‘:ns was introduced by Mrs A. D. Dodds-Parker. She was thanked by Councillor J. P. Friswell and ...

... progress with all except the baffling problem of inflation and living costs which had bedevilled us ever since the War. The Socialists could not cope. They chucked their hand in and left the country on the verge of bankruptey. This vital issue was number ...

... prospective candidate for North Oxfordshire. Rejecting both what they termed the Conservative monopoly of high finance and the Socialist monopoly of bureaucracy they maintained that the answer to the country’s ills was the proper exercise of individual freedom ...

... his main speech. Capt. Lees said there was an anti-Socialist majority in the country and proposed that the meeting should put -country before party and form an anti- Socialist alliance to avoid a Socialist victory at the next General Election. “United we ...

... Conservatives had built nearly two million houses it the same period that it had taken the Socialists to build one million. Of the Rent Act he said he was sure the Socialists recognised that something had to be done about rentrestricted houses when they were ...