... silence had been forced on all candidates lor these past few weeks by the Socialists raising doubts about election expenses, muddling in this! so many other matters. Socialists hoped to Win the General Election with the propaganda that everyone was better ...

... the new scale, stressed that had been agreed negotiation when the Council were represented. Councillor J. M. Ogden said Socialists should compare the figure mentioned with salaries of £l7O week given by the Labour Government in nationalised industries ...

... Aid ends In 1952. I But give a clear method how jth.is can done, whereas Socialists comfortably forget the problem. Their manifesto says nothing about Marshall Aid—yet was Socialist Ministers who said that without we should have 2,000,000 more unemployed ...

... BESSIE DICKINSON. Chairman: Mr. Jack Chambers. Hear the real working-class policy for PEACE. WAGES, INDEPENDENCE and the SOCIALIST ROAD FOR BRITAIN. CO-OP. HALL, HAMMERTON-STREET, SUNDAY, FEB, sth, at 7-30 p.m. QUESTIONS INVITED. MR. W. WHITTAKER and MRS ...

... easier times. Mr. Fort said that all convinced Conservatives must be determined to vote regardless of the difficulties the Socialists had put the way bv allowing so few cars choosing have the election at the worst time of the year. The size of the Women's ...

... the L as one ol uencies where vatlves have . ■ defeating Li which they presented by a L iber unless a tackle the' of the Socialist. this literal 88 the no ibour. must ibour Iberal hereafter Conservatives ire left to decide for hemselves whether tq leave ...

... Burnley's first Labour M.P., and Arthur Henderson, Nobel prizewinner who successfully contested the Burnley seat for the Socialist Party after Dan Irvung's death 1934, Of Mr, Henderson, the issue claims that his ability and Integrity were lauded throughout ...

... Mar* Hyndman wrote The Historical Basis of Socialism, a book which, the time, was acclaimed for Its clear expoaltlon of Socialist theory. The publication contains a roessage from the Prime Minister, an appreciation the Clarion movement, and a history ...

... that East Lancashire would be grate! ul the Lancashire N.F.U. for its long agnation to secure discretionary reserves which Socialist obstinacy had prevented being gained earlier. VILLAGE AMENITIES At Wiswell, where the people have been pressing for some ...

... 's mismanagement this aspect of their 1945 election promises. TO HOUSE-HUNTERS Will the weary house-hunter believe the Socialists have found the houses they promised? he asked. I think not. I think the weary house-hunter will saythat only half the ...

... Road for Britain ' the Conservatives pledge themselves to renew the family life which knew before the Socialists took office, she said. Under the Socialist regime, she said, many young people had to live with their parents and other relatives instead on ...

... working-man, and they must fight as they had always fought against the disastrous Tory war policy. Both Conservatives and Socialists said that wages should be kept down. Profits, they said, could not be further cut, they had been taxed the limit. Yet i ...