... devalued. And then again— 'ft March 1949. the Prime Minister said very plainly the Socialists would u 0 ' ationalise insurance. \ happened? A month later the Socialist Policy statement said: 1 Assurance to be nationalised.' | Cre arc we going? Who knows ...

... that the election will be comparatively early and that the vacant seats will be taken over by Ministers and other prominent Socialists who are now looking for safe constituencies. While the date remains a secret, there is a lull in the pre-election battle ...

... Wafdist Party with 81 seats. Independents have 10, Saad'.sts eight, fciberal Constitution Party seven, Nationalist six, Socialists one and Kotl■>, Party none. There are 319 reats being contested. Of the first half-million vote the Wafd obtained about ...

... assume crystal-clear beauty beyond conception. Effortless, greoseless. The a at OVER COATS Realiy deltghtfulrange and 'Socialists. 342, Osmas ton-rd^™. OPTICIAN: Consult Hudson Verity, Ophthalmic and . oen ® f Hotel Fu'.lv qualified service Royal Hotel ...

... Midlands? If the Election was indec jfij February assertion that the f ; jc had fulfilled all would half' .would please Socialist F but annoy the genera The Government d' honoured their {f'j to their own party Tnany industries- had utterly failed , ~>j ...

... carabinleri- in battle helmets to-day patrolled the streets of Modena, Bologna, Turin and Milan as Communists and Left-Wing Socialist labour leaders united to organise demonstration strikes against what they called the repeated slaughter of workers which ...

... marched in solemn cession this morning bodies six » workers, who -me n if' police during stratlon on Monday- marched nearly n Socialist and Com* 1 * Police lined the funeral procession. * .i Shops, factories were closed throug in a mourning stn until to-night ...

... sort of misstatement ; made by Alderman Raynes is > all too common when Socialists Readers' Views !are criticising the achievements of the Tories and Liberals, and the Socialist conception of elementary arithmetic is quite in keeping with their extravagant ...

... Tories, Socialists Have Uncertainty In Common 21. B , iar bef °re that the the earth ' s e Win u Public cons- V e Ve been stirred 01 PUbUc dutyyh. 1 m a Parlia- J'sff O 'cl ock How ' siv on a winter s Weeks from Mli ds of ballot ecr et Q ely hold 0w ...

... are returned to power, etc., etc. The plain facts, as I see them, are that the Co-op are definitely on the side of the Socialists except when they squeal about their insurance, etc., being nationalised. The boot then, of course, is on the other foot ...

... people chosen at q Telegraph reporter, accompanied %'r r ara Pher. Here the people interviewed give dti QSOn think the Socialists or the Con- form the next Government. ...

... Alvaston Socialists An Increased membership and | a sound financial position was 'reported last night at the annual meeting of the Women's Section of Alvaston Labour Party. Officers elected were: Chairman, Mrs. E. Griffin; vicechairman, Mrs. E. Coates; ...