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... been the waste. d,s-unions have been persuaded to order. and uncertainty aris.ng maintain the wage freeze until from the Socialist oolicv of after the votes have been nationalisation. counted Supplementaiy estimates. even above the immense expenditure ...
... NATIONAL SERVICE They had felt it their duty to support the Socialist policy of compulsory national service in the armed forces. We think it is necessary in order to preserve peace. The Conservative Part did not intend to take compulsory powers to ...
... said that one of the several myths on which the Socialists were fighting the election was that they had kept the promises they made in 1945. The Socialists bad proin'.sedi to provide food in plenty; use-, ftil work for all; osaitorab:e . hoine , for everyone: ...
... incident to which “ prodigal replied but words were lost the hum of voices around him COLLECTION IGNORED If he had not the socialistic convictions of his fellows he certainly had the fortitude of his opinions When the others applauded he silent and when ...
... equally were It is suggested this plan Is carefully kept political their It freely exhibited The Byrden of Austerity Under the Socialists MR EDEN CRITICISES TAXATION T TNDER Socialism live austerity in Government spending” said Rt Hon Eden MP former Foreign ...
... the totalitarian conception of government. Both Conservatives and Socialists proclaim that they are true democrats, and it would be ridiculous to suggest that the vast majority of Socialist candidates have totalitarian designs, but they do not see, or will ...
... point was moved from Naples to Augusta through fear of Left- Wing demonstrations at Naples The Communists and Left- Wing Socialists have opposed Italy's return to Somaliland. E 9,000 WILL OF MR. J. R. CLYNES Mr. J. R. Clynes. former Cabinet Minister, who ...
... gested to you, than any other time. But those world a ff airs city in the land. nevertheless go on, and can What have the Socialists got effect us vitally in the little to offer you ? More and more simple things of our daily lives. nationalisation, less ...
... are in receipt' of Marshall Aid needs ampliti- 1 cation following Miss Burton's i ! statements at Thursday's! Socialist meeting. The Socialist! argument appears to be that. Marshall Aid has little to do with unemployment. This rather ,depends on how much ...
... for by the Socialists. Mr. W. J. Brown. Independent candidate for the Rugby Division, told electors at Princethorpe and Marton on Saturday. Analysing the Labour Party programme. Mr. Brown said four powers would be claimed by a new Socialist Government: ...
... nationalisation projects appear in the Socialist manifesto, and they are the rising men in :the party. And so there is [,Jod reason for the electorate Ito heed the words of Mr. Churchill when he says that Socialists hope to become effective masters of the ...
... Exchange to the shop area and working people with money in their pockets grumble about shortages. it is a sure sign that a Socialist government is I clolng its job.' Voltage Reduced, But No Cut A slight voltage reductionbut no cut—ln electricity supply lasted ...