... '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 ...

... are you going to get that bonus if the insurance doesn't make a profit? ASKS MR. WILSON : WH LOSES ON INSURANCE? fT*HE Socialist Party looked to insurance and -L thought it would be a good thing nationalise —perhaps because the profit it was making would ...

... candidate for Nelson and Colne, in his first election address at Nelson on Tuesday night. said that before the election campaign Socialists were pointing out how dependent were on Marshall Aid. Some had declared that without this aid should have at least 1.500 ...

... improving their factories. An. obvious way to lower taxation was make savings in the enormous amounts being spent bv the Socialist Government.-Cuts purchase tax could ,pe made reduce prices. After all, said Mr. Fort. it's monev from our pockets that being ...

... destroyed, said Mr. f£' 1116 Socialist policy of taxing powers from the hands of local people and putting them in the hands of remote bodies. The Tories were going put that policy into reverse, One promise that the Socialists had fulfilled was the establishment ...

... nationale ,-:i which have done trick. On the other the Conservatives that there have been full uployment in any case that Socialist ii st s themselves i.ive admitted that the Government have been tinder : necessity for taking any action for maintaining ...

... that continue the companies were nationalised? The Socialist Government, he said, had been the dictator of the people, whereas the Conservatives would be their servant. One the reasons the Socialists did not want people to own their own homes, he alleged ...

... follows: Burnley. 700: Nelson and 1.000. 874. Socialists Turned Tory?—lt Is claimed by Burnley Conservatives that one the nomination papers handed on behalf of r - p. H. Wilson was signed by If) former Socialist supporters. Mr. W. Thompson. 88-vears-old retired ...

... footwear was three times its pre-war cost and was still going up, arid overalls were five times the cost they had been. Socialist subsidies, particularly on food, had had the effect forcing up the cost of living instead reducing it. Food subsidies were ...

... Tuesday Miss Thompson gave a talk probation work and the important good home influence. Election Meeting,- Mr. Hxrry Randall: Socialist candidate lor .the CI 1 therm Division, held election meeting the Methodist School on Monday evening. Councillor Rutter, ...

... who presided, said the Liberals were sick to death of being told they were either Tories Socialists. We are neither, he declared. The fight between Socialists and Conservatives, he said, was not fight for principles but a fight for power for one section ...

... foreign policy, Mr. Fort said •that every foreign country which there was now a Com- munist Govern men: had pre- had a Socialist one, but though so many countries had fallen to Communist and Russian domination. Conservative did not look those countries ...