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... destinies for the coming fateful years. I need not remind Conservatives of the disastrous consequences that would ensue if the Socialists, who have shown themselves so conspicuously unfit to govern, were again returned to power. Conservative workers, young and ...
... Workers are needed We have already had a foretaste the manner in •which the Socialists are going to conduct this campaign for their own survival. They will make false claims about their own achievements and untruthful attacks on the past record and future ...
... Ardwick Division of Manchester and a Lord Commissioner of the Treasury since 1945 Mx*. Henderson, a Government Whip, was first Socialist Mayor of Carlisle. He once worked as railway shunter and became President of the National Union of Railwaymen. Mr. JOHN U’ILMOT ...
... Honours and an election TP the promotion of five Socialist • M.P.s to peerages announced in to-day’s Honours List can he taken at its face value we shall not have long to wait lor the General Election. For five early by-elections or five Parliamentary ...
... THE VITAL ISSUE B[AT will win the election will be the success of the anti-Socialists in bringing to acute realisation in the public mind exactly what must be the logical conclusion of Socialism. The logical conclusion of Socialism is inept bureaucrats ...
... Alexander, who is M.P. for the Hillsborough Division Sheffield, i,i a former First Lord of the Admiralty and is regarded as the Socialists’ greatest expert on ships and trade. He began his career as ss. week office hoy with a Bristol leather firm and later was ...
... 82-year-old M.P. not to stand again Sir Charles Edwards, 82-year-o.d Socialist M.P. for Bedwellty (Mon.), has decided not to stand for re-election at the General Election. He was Chief Socialist Whip, 1931-42. and during the early war years Joint Chief Government ...
... on. January 21 and Mr. Attlee during the following week. The Conservatives will then have two broadcasts in hand and the Socialists one before the present 12-month series ends on February 28. During an election campaign, of course, this long-term arrangement ...
... only would every woman be given a vote but that she herself would be elected to the House of Commons. Mrs. Wallhead-Nichol, Socialist M.P. for Bradford North —or Miss Muriel Wallhead as she was then—recalls her days as ardent suffragette. Her father, Mr. ...
... election would be clear. The Conservatives would thus be given two weeks’ warning before the campaign proper opened, but the Socialists realise that by now they have lost the element of surprise, whenever the election may come. Their plans are dependent on ...
... recent by-election in South Bradford, it is still open to Mr. John T. Anson, who was agent to Mr. George Craddock, M.P., the Socialist nominee, to withdraw a statement he Is reported have made concerning Mr.' Windle’s final message to the electors and avoid ...