... 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 ...

... Officer the Ministry of Fuel the Socialists went into causing concern farmers That is the amount com day to^discuss situation, and r o-d3y I But^the l^ft W Wta| of 1 U vl not'lffec^our'ea^nillt^'thouTh the Socialist Party had played a between the new ...

... How much the machinery does not need modernisation asked. : Crowded upon us. after the second war of our the legacy the Socialist Government inherited, but we are given second period of office the Conservatives will never see Westminster again,'! concluded ...

... artists are lr. the field, the nominations for the new Parliament on Monday showed that the election battle will see the Socialists and the Conservatives with their allies the major contestants, and those who test the ! trends public opinion believe that ...

... about food rationing ossible, but on return power troubled with deafness and had , q _n/\CAP TAMIAr WAlllfi said that the Socialist Govern- iMssKSiis xts Tor ' es . wo ld . not aSSS for committee bring back have been warned that Saturday WOrk lere are ...

... considers that it is of vital importance that wc should commence to build the future of Britain on a fundamental Socialist basis. A Socialist Government, he points out, would begin by taking over the land and the fisheries. They would organise the building ...

... antisocialist candidate SOCIALISTS AND HOI >jv Mr. H. IS. Willan. 5. s, tinstreet, Burnley, writes: 1939 there were m, .. ~,, available than i applies : them. Socialist ant propaganda says -. * afford buy houses 'j under Socialist and Government, sine 1 ...

... Randall on— Tory 'alluring promises' Innumerable alluring promise made by the Tories were mentioned by Clitheroe Division's Socialist candidate, MR. HARRY E. RANDALL, at Foulridge on Thursday night, My Conservative opponent, Mr, Fort, Is now attempting to ...

... the Conservative candidate, MR. FRANK H. WILSON,, however, differ considerably from: those of his Labour opponent. The Socialists, says his election address, have failed in their duty. The present Government has brought us grave economic perils and ...

... meeting in the village hall, Holme-ln-CUviger on Wednesday night. Socialists he had this say: Their creed is absolutely foreign to the characteristics o, the British. We do admit that the Socialists have a philosophy but what does that philosophy stand for? ...

... Division, MR. JAMES W. WTERS. said at an election meeting on Thursday night at CUtheroe, that if either the Tories or the Socialists succeeded in the election they would split the country from end to end in a class war. The Liberals aimed unite the country ...

... rest. It ..'.re important perhaps to Conservatives thanils-mr. fortified by the , ' of Its big .-•rity last time, yet even Socialists cannot ■ pint the effects ;-i-;uins to the I.L.P. and mnunist candidates, a floating vote the vast ir.ty must be the imrals ...