... materials to get on with the job. They will make it easier for you to own your own house—and at less cost. They'll do what the Socialists haven't been able to do—the Conservatives will build homes for the people. They believe in happy family life. the CONSERVATIVES ...

... only would every woman be given a vote but that she herself would be elected to the House of Commons. Mrs. Wallhead-Nichol, Socialist M.P. for Bradford North —or Miss Muriel Wallhead as she was then—recalls her days as ardent suffragette. Her father, Mr. ...

... the work i 0f national recovery MOIRA Moira Shearer who took Sadlers Wells Ballet making up one of her Royal City Council Socialists Toe Party Line 0 N a famous Parliamentary I In the event of the Corpora-occasion a voieg adjured tion's transport being ...

... accordance with procedure , . To tho Conservatives- delight and the Socialists' astonishment the motion was defeated on a show of hands by 2* votes ta 26. The reason was that four Socialists who had voted for the original amendment had temporarily left the ...

... election would be clear. The Conservatives would thus be given two weeks’ warning before the campaign proper opened, but the Socialists realise that by now they have lost the element of surprise, whenever the election may come. Their plans are dependent on ...

... details of any nationalisation scheme had been studied. But the feature which makes me most suspicious of the protect is the Socialist bias in South Wales. At present. out of some 36 Welsh seats in the Commons about 26 are held by Labour. This means that a ...

... receives a knighthood. The work of North-east people in the Colonial and Civil Service has been recognised. Aberdeen's first Socialist Lord Provost. Mr Duncan Fraser, gets the C.8.E., as does Mr Alexander Calder, seventy - seven - year - old Convener of Orkney ...

... ‘Vis count, Samuel. 5,12 47, Liberal Leader in the House or Lords.” Viscount Simon is, of course, a Liberal National.—Anti-Socialist. Sir, —Your Coirespondent, “Fireside Politician, like so many other Tories, has a convenient memory. He tells us that the ...

... recognise Mao against the has the smaller satellites. To reach wishes of the United States, our the goal via India could, in the Socialists cannot complain if long run, be both easier and more America recognises Franco Spain. complete. Perhaps that is the solution ...

... to-day that Jack tockholmn British off t, about £5, for a heavy- jams are “seid to have been named opponents. possible E.x-Socialist will sit as Conservative meets ace Womersley pre) oe Be a member of the Conservative group. Recently he was acce) a5 & mem: ...

... twelve years he has been a Socialist member of Chelmsford Town Ccuncil, and he has been an alderman since 1945 when was Deputy-Mayor. also vicechairman Chelmsford City FC. 1922, when he lived in Be/- ttttdsey, hp became a Socialist of the London County ot ...

... 1950 mode] motor cars) for the boys should become the Socialist party slogan. It is the well-established practice of attacking your enemy where he is weakest that causes us to atiack the Socialists in the coalfields. There we charge them with 40 years ...