... bungling Socialist administration a are in no small way brought about g the punitive taxations which the Socialists always seem to find necessary to impose upon British industry. I can only conclude with a personal observation reganrlgr Socialists in general ...

... higher than the prxe:mus year which was iteelf a cord. ese factors can all be laid s{t-lae door of our present bungling Socialist fimmubn ‘§d are in no brought about %“ mumrv‘o’ taxations I et i 1 S ‘::33‘ Songjude with a T~ ol Sents, i era/ - ctgo?rs ...

... figures obtained? Wergothey ventured by the prog;le rs? Are they a wi}& guess? were they the of a typical piece of Socialist busy- Socialists, he dg.el not care much m% In any o‘u‘l';nfinwh:g-. for hpene Fueu. foyed a betier holiday If he had In any event ...

... armed reintroduction? Did N. T. Park read the letter directly above his, in last week’s “Echo”? An announcement that the bad Socialists were introducing a flat rate attendance € WHAT A LOAD OF RUBBISH” Bir, — What % load of rubbish was said in the BBC 1 pro%n\mme ...

... see mmfiughrough theg Government “rose tinted spectacles.” I suppose that the next major achievement to be acclaimed by the Socialists will be the considerable reductions in the number of houses built last year, or ixfs %;ls just anotlaer? lie or piece o ...

... weeks I have been G i Bt protrac Sam Willilams and, however, I should like 1o make 1t clear that, de?ite R nt with Al his Socialist _ideologies, I sincerely believe to &a very ¢ Vvaluable member of com© Mmunity who has done much good e Work for the town ...

... been achieved by the Heckmondwike branch of the Young Conservatives. They have arranged a debate with the Spenborough Young Socialists to be held at Heckmondwike on February 18. Would that the debate was being held in Brighouse, Young Conservatives, many ...

... done is to add to the burdens of every man and woman in Labour’s over-con 'trSl%l over-taxed, squeezed, frozen, stagnant Socialist dream world. Both it and they must go. Britain ‘would be betteroff Conservative ...

... done is to add to the burdens of every man and woman in Labour’s over-controllfed. over-taxed, squeezed, frozen, = stagnant Socialist dream world. Both it and they must go. Britain would be betteroff Conservative EMPTYING COINS into a barrel are two members ...

... . . .” Juat exactly what do you mean Ald Willilams? Or are %zour utterances to be taken in the same war¥ as most other Socialist assertions, ie, with the proverbial _“pinch-of-salt” as veiled ‘half truths and innuendo. As fqr “ Wilson meeting Nixon on ...

... Williams will find it difficult to digest these facts, suffering as he does from that pecular Socialist malady engendering only the constant regurgitation of Socialist propaganda! He may, however, be interested in another small statistic concerning the present ...

... opponents. Labour shows its humanity in the concern, and assistance for those affected by change and low incomes. Proving Socialists have a soul for the social good of the community, and appreciate putting the economy right has meant hardship. In the end ...