... of the standard of living. ~ The gravity of the situation lies in the fact that the vast majority of those who voted the Socialists into power and may do so again are unaware of the consequences. It is true they have heard of crisis after crisis, but the ...

... —*“ A knock-out blow from a friend and former ally ” is how the Chinese Nationalist Ambassador in London has described the Socialist Government of Britain's decision to recognise the Communists of China. As one now living in Thirsk who, during the war, flew ...

... describe the Thirsk and Malton Constituency as safe from the Conservative point of view, asserted Mr. Ivan Geffen, prospective Socialist candidate for the Division, last week. He predicted that his Party had Thirsk. THE ASSEMBLY ROOMS TO LET For Dances, Socials ...

... l majority, won his campaign on the demonstrated argument that “Socialism leads to Communism.” Thirsk is warned. If the Socialists go back in this country we shall have Communism, The influence of the moderate elements in British Soclalism is fast waning ...

... periodical which, to me, puts its finger right on the fatal spot in Socialist Government here, I, for one, have made up my mind that I cannot afford the doubtful luxury of another Socialist Government. That article goes to the heart of the matter when it ...

... about it. If that spirit is not stamped out at once, it will be exactly that spirit which will defeat the present M.P. The Socialists can win Thirsk and Malton, given Conservative apathy and given the present Thirsk Soclalists’ energetic and determined work ...

... they? Have the electorate at last realised the folly of the Socialist spendthrifts, and that full employment and free health services are altermatives? The basic philosophy of the British Socialists is materialism and State control. May I appeal to all electors ...

... the election, declared Major R. H. Turton, Conservative M.P. for Thirsk and Malton, speaking this week at Aldwark. If the Socialists won, he said, Mr. Aneurin Bevan would follow Mr. Attlee. ST R “ Qur first aim as a party,” he said, ““is to secure the ...

... not be exposed to public inquiry. That means that the Socialist * paradise ” is to be allowed to be as inept and wasteful as it pleases, and is to be immune from all criticism. But that's the Socialist-Labour way—the Dictator State which would silence all ...

... Sir.—The Socialists pooh-pooh any suggestion that they are bringing about a Police State. Are they unaware of the alarm all decent people, unblinkered by Party Dope, are feeling about the disgusting and ominous encouragement bv the Socialist Government ...

... the consumer, but must be borne mainly by the farmer.” There was a tendency to put the screw on agriculture, implied by a Socialist member’s observation in the House of Commons that “ Only a fool or half-wit could fail to make money at farming to-day.” ...

... LIVING —MR. GEFFEN r[YHE standard of living lis - higher than ever, and the future could be flm e dence, sald Mr. L i pective Socialist candidate for the Thirsk and Malton Division, at Malton on Tuesday night. He sald that we were producing one-third more goods ...