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... is the Bill for un-freezing wages and reintroducing free collective bargaining for the first time in more than 10 years Socialists have said that they will innsist on all workers being paid a bonus of 3000 francs (about £3) if the Bill is not passed within ...
... 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 ...
... now is the Bill for unfreezing wages and reintroducing free collective bargaining for the first time more than 10 years. Socialists have said that they will insist on all workers paid a of 3,000 francs (about if the Hill is not passed within a week. ...
... by the oratorical wizards He will be torn first one way and then the other almost convinced by the arguments denouncing Socialist wickedness only to be moved to tears a moment later by a sad tale of the years of Tory misrule THE OTHER SIDE But let him ...
... two months. The fire was ft site watchman holders in Goody called Le!center Four leading Democrats hay' Berlin after bell Socialist Unity papers as wild a West Berlin cratic Party 39 0 today. . • • , . . 4 12 1 : A , ...
... was devalued. And then again/n March z 949, the Prime Minister said very plainly the Socialists would not nationalise insurance. What happened? A month later the Socialist Policy statement said: Industrial Assurance to be nationalised.' Where are we going ...
... abuses that have come into being within the past few years none surely exceeds the wrong put upon the word grouse by the Socialist-inclined People not grouse for the pure pleasure of it but such grousing is given vent to out of the exhaustion of the body ...
... Latest stat of the parttes Wafdists 81 seats. Independents 10. Saadists 8. Liberal Constitutional Party 7. Nationalists 6, Socialists 1 I—Reuter. Nearly 1.000 candidates con. tes.cd the 319 seats. The exact position will not be known until after a second ...
... 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 ...
... about you calling somebody a Quisling not long agc. Tnat was a funny thing to imply wasn't it? M. Shephard: 1 said the Socialist Government was doing a wrong thing. I thought no more of that remark than when one of your people was calling us vermin. ...
... Wednesday. Belgian socialist members of Parliament plan mass resignation if a Bill for a national plebiscite on the return of King Leopold is passed in Parliament. it was ieained today on good authority. The plan was described as the Socialists secret weapon ...
... was devalued And then again In March ig4g the Prime Minister said very plainly the Socialists would not nationalise insurance What happened? A month later the Socialist Policy statement said: Industrial Assurance to be nationalised ’ Where are we going ...