... Because Leith is one of the constituencies in which a Socialist will be opposed by two candidatesboth bearing the Liberal label , much interest was aroused last night when both anti-Socialist candidates met on the same platform , and made short statements ...

... Reasons For Leith Anti-Labour Split Their reasons for entering into a threescornered fight and splitting the opposition to the Socialist candidate, Mr J. H. HlC\?', M.P., were explained by Mr Eoin C, Mekie, Natipnal Liberal- Unionist candidate for Leith, and ...

... General Election takes place on February 23. The statistics of the various surveys of public opinion, which predicted the Socialist victory in 1945, now foreshadow a Conservative victory. - How can this be, you may ask, when the Government did not lose ...

... churches from the present situation. He believed there was a rightful outcry against the absurd over-centralisation caused m Socialists. The present. si under which Scots industrialist~and trade unions had to go “trachlin atway up to London ”~hagd* got to ...

... saw any signs that they would secure the defeat of the Socialists I would stand down, but I happen to know the record of the Independent Liberal Party at by-elections. I want to see an anti-Socialist candidate at the top of the poll and not at the bottom ...

... body of American opinion determined that the United States would ' not finance what they termed as another five years of Socialist experiment in British ‘nationalisation was expressed by Mr Leonard Gellatly, progfectiv' Liberal candidate for Central Edinburgh ...

... Christian Democrats is true also of the Saragat Socialists . Italian Socialism is fissiparous to a degree which scandalises the good party man , notably the good British Labour Party man . There are the Nenni Socialists who are now very hard indeed to distinguish ...

... policy for stopping wages rising. Leading Socialists already accuse the trade union movement of betrayal. Indeed, some say that the trade union movement is stabbing the Labour Government in the back. the Socialists must not work with the other parties if ...

... t by-election the Conservatives had tried and had been found wanting. She felt that to exchange the master State of the Socialists for the master policy of the Conservatives was merely to continue the same kind of planning with a bias towards bigger business ...

... Labour Government attitude of many trade union delegates on the question of freezing wages. It would be convenient for the Socialists to go into a temporary haughty retirement, but the trade union movement cannot do that. It has to look after its members ...

... mistakes, a democratic Government will encourage them to do so. That really is the issue which now requires to be resolved by Socialists and Co-operators.” The statement called for a reexamination of the machinery of local government with a view to creating ...

... win in the General Election, the Socialists go into Opposition. Yet, neither the Co-operative movement nor the trade union movement need oppose the Government. To make my meaning plainer, I will say that the Socialists must oppose as a matter of principle ...