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... disastrous consequences that would ensue if the Socialists who have shown themselves so conspicuously unfit to govern, were again returned to power. We have already had a foretaste of the manner which the Socialists are going to conduct this campaign for their ...
... the Hylean project — operating in anthropologist now attached to UNESCO , it , too, and are studying ways of active- The Socialist spokesman discusse• „ a who has spent 15 years in anthropoligi- ly taking part in its work. some of the effects of the May ...
... expectation of an early beginning of the campaign could adequately explain the Ishattering display of nerves on the part of Socialist Ministers whenever they have lately opened their mouth& And it may well be that the Prime Minister will prefer to ring up ...
... whose hands it will entrust its destinies. need not remind Conservatives of the disastrous consequences that would ensue the Socialists were again returned to power. THEY MAKE A NOTE OF THE BLUNDERS The 260 workers on the 2,000,000 Festival of Britain concert ...
... disastrous *onesquietus that would ensue if the Socialists, who have shown themselves so conspicuously unfit to govern, were again returnea to power. We have already had a foretaste of the manner in which the Socialists are going to conduit this campaign for their ...
... destinies far the coming fat.ful years. I need not remind Conseryativc , of the disastrous consequences that would ensue if the Socialists, who have 6hown themselves so conspicuously unfit to govern, cre amain returned to power. They will make false claims about ...
... Honours and an election TP the promotion of five Socialist • M.P.s to peerages announced in to-day’s Honours List can he taken at its face value we shall not have long to wait lor the General Election. For five early by-elections or five Parliamentary ...
... comes, or In our next argument with your wif Mr. Churchill: Conservatives Individually can play a great part In combating Socialist tactics by exposing on every possible occasion their unscrupulous claims end I:es. The Liberal Party Executive: We are convinced ...
... U optimistic expectation—would not solve the Chancellor s problem, involved it with Inflation fears and complicated by Socialist party policy. Nine months ago Sir Stafford anticipated a surplus of £446,000,000. The question now is whether should present ...
... social services— this is the picture Socialist Ministers themselves of our economic situation without Marshall aid In such circumstances the comparison would not look very bright “Oh but” some might say Socialist Ministers said all those things before ...
... postlations a brigim M. Even a hearty collection during months—and thar xpectation—would ancellor problem, nth inflation fears Socialist party ago Sir Stafford lus Of £446.000.000. |r is whether he Budget before or wait until alter rhenever it come*-, mdear ...
... mine advocating for the coming election, under the name of the Conservative and Liberal Party, a joint attack upon the Socialist citadel. Press discussion since that induces to pursue the subject It does not seem to necessary to discuss the merits Free ...