... majority I.abonr tiovernment with dismay and disappointment. They know now that they will not get the world they want from the •Socialists. They will never turn to the Tories. They ask themselves, therefore. Van the Liberals it?’ •MMaitian I* it. The Union Executive ...

... night. Mr. W. M. May. referred to the General Election, and particularly to the struggle for West Belfast. He said that the Socialist Party had had Its chance, and at the end live years the United Kingdom was the only European country still strictly rationed ...

... responsibility for murder.” wing Socialist Ministers to Octo- gpeech was heard also by ber. The split gave rise last near y Socialist and Cornmonth to the formation of a new mun | st deputies and senators. Socialist grouping. x bodies were buried wlth- ...

... Socialist ...

... avoiding pre-election Budget, with its inevitable admissions. Difficult and dangerous times lie ahead, and four years of Socialist rule has left the nation ill-prepared to meet them, but the drab facts of the situation are still sufficiently obscure to ...

... British” was reported to-dav by the “Wall Street Journal.” It headlined a long front page article: rugged Individualist from Socialist Britain grabs boat show sales.” The rugged Individualist” Is Mr. E. I. H. Ward, who controls and manages the A R.C. Marine ...

... Sweden’s total population. Their rapport of the Government’* frozen wages and price* policy mean*, therefore, that the moderate Socialist Cabinet can face the year confidently. There are several sign* of this confidence. Sweden, bound by an agreement made with ...

... lest the whole Government should collapse (n f.;w weeks’ time In the biggest post-war financial scandal M. Frans Tlelmans (Socialist) was questioning the Government to-day on widespread frauds concerning stocks and bonds that should have been declared to ...

... the Industry for more than 30 years and I do not believe that this proposal to nationalise us Is popular even among the Socialists.’ INSURANCE COMPANIES Posters were taken down yesterday from the windows of the Prudential and Pearl assurance companies ...

... . , Mr. Clement Davies, the Liberal leader. In call to Liberals throughout the country, sajm: Britain has now tried the Socialists and found them wanting. For the first time they are on the defensive. They have got to explain Instead of expound. make ...

... 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 ...

... affect many constituencies. Plural voting. two-member constituencies and university representation have all been abolished. Socialists' confidence is based on their impressive by-election record; they have lost no seat they won in 1945. On the other hand ...