... only four days. Another Socialist member who '.lails from Ulster, Mr. John Haire, a native of Bangor, is preparing for a stiff fight in the Wycombe Division of Buckinghamshire, but he, too. may benefit from a split antl-Socialist vote. His most formidable ...

... The situation can become more dangerous if the present left-wing coailUon should more left-wing with the Marxist-doetriae Socialist party gaining complete .control. • Indonesia: Pesilmiste say that the United Statee of Indonesia will be another Burma by ...

... Rev. Robert Moore, Minister of Agriculture, referred to' the statement made on Wednesday by* Mr. T. BalUe. M.P., that the Socialists were returned to power at the Genera) Election he beUeved the Ulster Government would have to stop the step by step poUcy ...

... largely cast on the recent statements of Mr. Herbert Morrison and Sir Hartley Sbawcross on the subject of election expenses. Socialists seem to be as puzzled over the true position anyone else, and there is an element of poetic justice in the fact that Mr ...

... Socialist ruling According to a textbook circulated by the Socialist Party to candidates and agent 8, election expenses begin when a person hitherto known as the prospective candidate is formally adopted as candidate by the general committee of the local ...

... remarkably acute and wellinformed. He does ..ot make the mistake of underrating the Opposition. Of Mr. Herbert Morrison, the Socialist campaign manager, said to-day: “He is superb party organiser.’* Mr. Churchill's speeches Mr. Churchill, who U said to bo ...

... for West Derby, gave his opinion on the election expenses ■ tangle, In speech at the Corn Exchange, Doncaster, last night“ Socialist Ministers are now trying to dictate that businesses whose end they threaten should not defend themselves, he said. “I read ...

... succeeded in his poet Air Vice- Marshal S. P. Simpson, C. 8.. C.B.K. “Wage Restraint” The policy of wage restraint urged the Socialist Government and endorsed by the General Council of the Trades Union Congress—prevailed by so relatively small a margin at ...

... dissatisfaction among people who voted Socialist last time. This Is particularly marked among those working in Industries which have been nationalised. They find the personal and human touch now missing. Many who voted Socialist because of idealism are disillusioned ...

... conference after the General Election to prepare a petition urging a grant of selfi government. The policy of the ; present Socialist Government, ir which centralised control is implicit, has given great impetus to .he Scottish* and Welsh separatist movements ...

... election, but the suggestion that controversy win largely centr® on the cost of living probably not far from the mark. The Socialist manifesto, to published this week. Is expected lay emphasis on the twin doctrines of fair shares and full employmenv. and ...

... relating to General Election expenses—to the disadvantage of industries threatened with nationalisation—Mr. Mor rison opens the Socialist campaign with a blunt hint to the Liberal Party, as such, to keep out of the arena. The United Kingdom, he says, is traditionally ...