... Ulster's „..,tdays. freedom. and made the cause part of their declared policy. The swelling tide of withdrawals TIRED OF SOCIALISTS does not alarm us. he said. We feel that the bank is fulfilling its mission Mrs. Orummitt, in reference to the coming ...

... March was tn . dom and are, therfore, nit harder by stalled, succeeding Rev. Jashuis Socialist taxation: Because the Mitchell. 8.A., minister of that Church Socialist Party tend to become all- for 39 years. many clergy of the powerful and want to rule ...

... DUNMURRY SOCIALISTS- DISHONEST p ro f„ sso r D. L. Savory. Unionist Party credit for that. But since the Candidate for South Antrim. and Mr. anti-Partitiortsts have decided that Alexander Hunter. M.A., the newly- they can no longer suppoit the Labour ...

... growers were subjected and compared it with the extremely light taxation imposed in Italy one snuddered at the folly of the Socialists. Professor Savory insisted that it was extremely hard on the Ulster fruit growers to deprive them of their market when they ...

... had an opportunity to repeat that great victory' by returning Professor Savory with a record majority that would shock the Socialists and anti-Partitionists and put them from ever again attempting to contest South Antrim. (Applause., Mr. O'Neill. who apologised ...

... waste. that it ne and will vote for was obvious that for years and years 0 - us t.aere was bound to be employment for the Socialist national- everyone: secondly, the wonderfully .. the Pr:me Minister generous credits we had received from he was right in ...

... all over the world, but the people of Ulster are a freedomloving Christian race. To suggest that they are regimented by a Socialist. Communist Oovernment at Stormont is to deny them all the traditions and individuality for which they are famous throughout ...

... Cathedral. a position which had been vacant for a long time. mans people still thank we are on level ground. In refcenre to the Socialists. Mr Maginess pointed out that it was only fair to say that the Labour Government was run by honest. sincere men who were ...

... e was all the more pleased to preside. It him on his outstanding victory over his was, be thought, an indication of the Socialist opponent by one of the largest cordial relations that existed between majorities in the House of Commons. the voluntary managers ...

... at Manchester. the Jury returned an open verdict, possibility of votes not being r ecor d e d band did not think that the Socialist that the third round wit be played off N.LP.S. v. Beattie Memorial A. son. Bully-off 3.15 p.m. safe. R. Walker was very ...

... Christ Chinch Lisburn, had been p er cwt. . standard : pigs tied a bouquet Birmingham Chrysan. Professor Savory attacked the Socialists of the Lisburn Urban District Council , Park, the home side winning comfort- the town clerk (Mr. T. IL Macdonald, lated ...

... healthy state. Indeed they were in the enviable position of being able to meet all expenses from the proceeds of the sale of Socialist literature in the Lisburn District. Mr. 8. Dowling (secretary gave a review of the work of tne South Antrim Party durtr.g ...