... about the prospects of Liberal candidates, who dream of being able once more to sway the balance of power between Tories and Socialists in the next adfninistration. 85, FLEET STREET, LOUDON, S.C.i, Sunday Night. Not much even been beard of hia violin playing ...

... Christians must exercise political responsibility Christians and. at the same time, encourage Conservatives, Liberals and Socialists to join In fellowship for common action. For those who engage In poll- party can b says Canon tical activity, whether as ...

... disastrous consequences that would ensure the Socialists, who have shown themselves so conspicuously unfit to govern, were again returned to power. We have already had a foretaste of the manner in which the Socialists are going to conduct this campaign for their ...

... promised for many farm products would not extend to the products of orchards and market gardens, but farmers argue that if a Socialist Government is ruthless in one direction to-day it may be ruthless in another to-morrow. In a word, they will not take risks ...

... to the he as thoroughlv discredited as the Asquithian philosophy of Wait and see. The elevation five Socialist M.P.s to the Peerage, bringing Socialist strength in the House of Lords to 56. has given a flying start to New Year speculation on the date of ...

... year later, when the General Election came, the Socialists converted the phrase high and stable level of employment” into full employment ” and used this as a Party slogan, and now claim that by Socialist policy they have maintained full employment since ...

... creation the new Peers will be fought In view of the nearness of the General Election. The seats concerned all have substantial Socialist majorities. | and the Party leaders might feel that to win a series of by-elections Singer as U.S. Minister to Dublin NEW ...

... authority, and members of Parliament are paid by the Stale. By S. E. Nelson AT the turn of the century Keir i e, first Socialist M.P., shocked the House of Commons by appearing in it in labouring dress and cloth cap. He was assailed because his dress ...

... Minister of Industry, was taken to Frankfurt yesterday by American officials after fleeing across the border to Bavaria. A Socialist, he said he had escaped from Czechoslovakia because he opposed the Communists, whom he refused to loin.—Reuter. RUSSIA OPENS ...

... had won 147 seats the Saadists, the largest the Coalition Government, had won only 12, the Liberals 10. Nationalists 4. Socialists 1, pendents 14. and Kotla Party year-old girl. His divorce from Queen Farida, growing discontent with living conditions ...

... may have been reached when they assemble next Monday to resume their ordinary business. While indications abound that the Socialists have everything ready for an early appeal to the country, should this be decided upon, a great deal must depend on the report ...

... SOCIALIST CAMPAIGN OPENED Mr. Hugh Gaitskell, Minister of Fuel, in his constituency of South Leeds last night, addressed a meeting which was described as “the opening of campaign in preparation for the General Election.” He said that during the last few ...