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... 1) Latest results in Egyptian elections give following state of parties: Wafd 160: Saadist 21 Liberals 20 Independents 24 Socialists 1 Thirty-seven seats are -to recontested about results still to come Chancellor’s Expressions at his Press conference yesterday ...
... have made a custom of Sunday political meetings but they did not initiate the practice This dubious distinction goes to the Socialist secularists who half a century ago stood apart from and were frowned upon by the main Labour body whose traditions were Radical ...
... Party's holding the balance of power-- -and in that event onlysuch candidate will vote against a vote of confidence in a Socialist SERVICE FOR administration. Such candidate will, however, be entirely absolved from the undertaking if the parti- OTHERS ...
... that the country would slowly and surely return to prosperity if the right of private enterprise were to be re-established Socialists are proud of what has been done so far to implement a programme for Which they were returned to power in 1945 and cannot ...
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... Liberal Party holding the balance of pow’r and in that event only— such a candidate will vote against a vote of confidence a Socialist administration ‘‘Such candidate will however be entirely absolved from the undertaking if the particular issue which the ...
... be the general election and of this the Vicar states: “There are far too many citizens who blindly vote Conservative or Socialist because they have always done and who make not the slightest attempt to weight the relative merits of the different party ...
... devalued. And then again— In March 1949, 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 ...
... devalued. And then again— In March 1949, 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 nationalised.* Where are we going ...
... the Conservatives are prepared to sacrifice the interests of the party in Huddersfield West so as to ensure a united anti-Socialist front. The following resolution has been passed by the Executive Committee of the Conservative Association ; That this Committee ...
... DID BET’: wo months in w 30 vea rn. defending offence was :ent of irre- 1 » f an invalid -., San«: Carols For Socialist Funds Nt carol made ral elec- nd raised A n Counc H. G 1 Dr. D. T kc ei'pat . words shouldn at Ct , in Hull City He was on the point ...
... North-East veeds, on the eve of his ung for EAP 20 the Middle Bast sald to-day: the Labour party's denials an election she the Socialists are rac normal form of decep- jon. Rave booked halls all over od country for, ok eve of 22. But I hall cam) vith a Meeting ...