... many more were fed' seal his glee at the prospect of up with the Government and. large numbers of Liber..l candi - the Socialist Party . _ beta dates splitting the anti-Labour Mr Morrison had been so' vote and helping the Govern- busy talking about ...

... and so, on this occasion the Socialist Party has decided not to face it. This manifesto is the product of the party bankrupt of new ideas, and, therefore, incapable of preparing for the grim period which every Socialist supporter must know in his heart ...

... castings to many Coventry motor firms increased to-day. Yesterday afternoon. when transport lorries from `lron Curtain Over Socialist Failures' -MR. HORE-BELISHA rrESocialist manifesto was iascribed as a damp and drooping flag which did not Sutter proudly ...

... there was a strong anti-Churchill vote in the constituency. At the forthcoming election , Mr. Churchill will be opposed by a Socialist candidate, an Oxford 8.A., and a Liberal candidate who is a chartered accountant In addition, Communists are putting forward ...

... there was a strong anti-Churchill vote !n the constituency. At the forthcoming election , Mr Churchill will be opposed by a Socialist candidate, an Oxford 8.A., and a Liberal candidate who is a chartered accountant In addition, Communists are putting forward ...

... the Evening, Telegraph. The crews maintained the services very well indeed. ' Iron Curtain Over Socialist Failures' -MR. HORE-BELISHA The Socialist manifesto was described as a damp and drooping flag a damp and flutter proudly into battle as in 1845 ...

... fantastic losses are due in the main to the increased price of nationalised coal, this country cannot but fear another period of Socialist rule with its threats of further mad schemes of nationalisation and inevitable losses. The financial aspect of such a tragedy ...

... see that the country Alderman E. P. Lennon, rewas no longer controlled by a ported that last year's adverse bureaucratic Socialist state balance of £395 had been turned which pt.t itself above the into an excess of income over people. expenditure of £427 ...

... Socialist Claims Sir. After hearing Miss Elaine Burton and Michael Foot speak on Saturday. I agree with John Strachey when he said: The British Labour Movement has never been more than semiconscious of what it was trying to do. Their placard, Beware ...

... Thursday 509 728 ’rlday 611 727 Saturday 518 725 LABOUR PARTY MANIFESTO Labour mani- iesto imposing document It expresses the Socialists to inpoyment achieve -S onrol of the economy o! country to continue sub s d es and to improve sccia: servces A mandate is ...

... quoting the items on a shopping list of 40 years ago, and sure enough along comes a Socialist to say that the old days were days of hunger, poverty and squalor. Socialists are making i'themselves slightly ridiculous ovr,r this question. In the nett few weeks ...

... price of goods bought from the dollar area. In Rugby, said Mr. Brown, it appeared that neither the Conservatives nor the Socialists) wanted the other to be defeated' or they would not have put up candidates. All they had to do to beat the other pwrty was ...