... There were two reasons. Mr. Topping said, why they should work to prevent the return of a Socialist Government at Westminster- The first was that the Socialists had made » mess of things during their term of power, and the second was that they in Northern ...

... compared the Socialist and Conser- t vative policies, and said since the Labour-Socialists came to power * four and a half years ago the country had passed from crisis crisis. On the whole it was true. Sir Hugh said, that since the Socialists had CARRICKFERGUS ...

... Ballygally and Fcystown in the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Glenarm. CRUSHING LOAD OF TAXATION The high summer of Socialist finance As a result of the recent house-tohouse collection, a cheque for £2B has been sent to the Cripples’ Institute and ...

... SOCIALIST SCHEMES The Minister was placed in a difficult position because there was a Socialist Government in power at Westminster which wa giving effect as far as it could Socialist schemes being introduced, in his opinion, on a very extravagant basis ...

... be raised by the liquidation of the business. He declared that in regard these duties the Ulster Government was following Socialist policy. There should be a restoration at the earliest possible date of the period during which gifts made in anticipation ...

... He was Under-Secretary for India 1939 and 1940. At the last election he was unopposed. Runner-up will be Mr. Rhys Davies (Socialist), who first entered the House in 1920. He is 73, and has no intention of retiring. Mr Churchill was first elected in 1900 ...

... genuinely believe that we are to-day building as many houses as possible. We are not tied to a narrow ideology like the Socialist party. We believe in private enterprise, but we also believe in public Authority housing, and we have given a very much more ...

... deliberately, to fan the flame of class haired, play the party game, and gather a few cheap cheers from the more bitter of the Socialists ranged behind him. Colonel Haughlon pointed out that quite recently Mr M Cleery gave his motto: The business of Government ...

... SOCIALIST PLANNING Meeting at Milebush The “tremendous and indeed unbearable” rise in the cost of living was largely a legacy of the last war and a more recent factor had been the universal clamant for raw materials. Mr. A. Hunter. M.A.. M.P., told members ...

... would not arrest the toll in the purchasing power i“Some the extra taxation may disguise the stupid mistakes made by the Socialist planners, he said. “The extra 41d gallon on petrol may pay for the £36 million lost on the groundnuts scheme Dealing with ...

... completely and fully justified had been ignored. Mr. Topping concluded :“The British public has accepted the health scheme, yet Socialists like Mr. Bing, who claim the credit for such a scheme, seek to support those who would drive 1,000.000 loyal Ulster men ...

... Propaganda is ‘pumped’ into Socialist M.P. Mr. Topping as critic of critic CPEAKING at meeting of the ™f. * rl ‘*“ Divisional Unionist Association in Whitehead last week on the motion tabled by a Socialist member at Westminster attacking the administration ...