... are Labour. 11 Conservative, three Liberal and two Communist. Present membership of the Town Council is divided between 33 Socialists (12 of whom are aldermen), seven Liberals and eight Conservatives. Labour defending eight seats in seven wards and attacking ...

... give this warning the Socialist leaders—unless the Veil mu ft ic p certainly lead to a widespread to as of support within their own Chairman Mr. Vyslck. local housing were .atlon because It was under ives and friends of Socialist been given tenancies ...

... interest put second to ideologies' /CHARGING Burnley's Socialist -controlled Toarn K—/ «»— ...

... 'Bit «. 19-w. TORY INTERVENTION «3 Burnley electors, accus-1 tamed the spectacle of metals and Conservatives 'arming anti-Socialist the Council, and to pacts whereby the urties are the nomination conservative against a Liberal. St. Andrew's Sard, which ...

... TIME It only a matter of time before the Conservatives must control, the Council. Meanwhile, the future 12 months of Socialist control presents a gloomy picture. I think the rate will again be increased and by a fairly large sum. The results the local ...

... Woodbine Estate, and criticised the state of the roadways Years ago. he said he had advocated building the roads first, but the Socialists had out the houses and left the roadwavs. Mr, T. Holllnrake. the candidate, whose adoption was unanimously approved, promised ...

... SAYS MR. FORT IN MAIDEN SPEECH- Socialists 'coy' aboutj the word 'incentive' IN his maiden speech in the House of Copinions 0 n Friday, Mr. Richard Fort, Conservative M*jP. for the Clitheroe Division, said in a criticism of the; Economic Survey that the ...

... We can set example Socialist leader says MR. MORGAN PHILLIPS ON LABOUR'S PHILOSOPHY BELIEVE it rests in our h£.nds as a nation, as a movement, And an answer to the problems of the | twentieth centuryi declared Mr. Morgan Phillips, general secretary ...

... Party leaders discliplined. Hungary's Socialist record since the end of the war cast a reflection, said Mr. Dutt. the British Labour Government In this country the capitalists are being allowed to thrive, the workers are told they must not press for ...

... Conservatives and Socialists approached questions relating to good government. Conservative Governments, he said, always moved carefully, basing their moves on past experience. They did not take a new theory and launch out fully as did the Socialists With nat ...

... SAYS TORY (COMMENTING on the number conferences which, he said, were shared by a handful of Socialist leaders. Councillor E. Brooks. J.P., Monday, said one the first things the anti- Sociallsts would cut. If there were to be economies, would be conferences ...

... authorities, by quotas. licences and all the rest of It. All this had applied to Burnley, but he had yet to hear the first Socialist member of the Town Council get on his feet and offer as a reason for slow progress that the Government were at fault. I ...