... Socialists on defensive One view Is that the Socialists are searching anxiously for strong rallying point to turn the closing week the political campaign in their favour. It Is suspected that the unusual quiet which lies over the country Is a bad portent ...

... Socialists and Germany SCANT enthusiasm ha--. been aroused the Socialist Executive's statement on Germany. Even some their own followers are unhappy about the virtual renunciation the policy fostered onlv six months ago when the party were power. Ail ...

... Socialist policy Mr. Douglas Jay, a former Socialist Financial Secretary, had earlier outlined the policy a Socialist Government would follow. are in favour of fairer taxation, not higher taxation,” he said. There should be lower taxes on the smaller ...

... Socialist amendment The socialists' Transport Committee met yesterday to draft the party's amendment *to the Government motion. The amendment will be tabled today and will naturally reject the denationalisation road haulage. But the Socialists have a ...

... Socialist programme The Socialists state that they are returned to power they will make an Immediate start on the changeover from trams to buses. They intend pursue to the fullest extent of available materials and labour, the provisions of houses to let: ...

... Socialists' difficulties The annual report of the Yorkshire Regional Council of the Labour party, published yesterday, states that finding Socialist candidates for County Council elections the East Riding ls an almost ible diffi- culty. The else ...

... Socialist policy on M*r-if the labour party ignore nationalisation or even too# down their attitude this subject when Am time shall mare than suspicious. When I read Mr. Wiseman's letter, September 35, decided that I, tor one, should take notice whatever ...

... Tilt at Socialists •• British hotels have only Just reached the warm water age. he Then, referring to the specific complaints raised the debate about Scarborough hotels, added: I was told the difficulties Morecambe were much worse. I heard that some ...

... SOCIALIST VIEW Mr. Douglas Jay (Soc., Battersea, N), who resumed the debate, said; I don’t think anybody will deny that the Budget came a profound disappointment to the electorate and caused deep resentment among the old-age pensioners. Indeed, there ...

... Socialist view Mr. Bevan. who opened the debate, said that the SocialLst6 took a grave view of the kind of Inquiry envisaged by the Government. He contended that the Socialists did not object to inquiry, but they felt should carried out the Central Advisory ...

... Socialist readopted The Barkston Ash County Constituency Labour party met Tndcaster Saturday and adopted Mr. H. V. Wiseman, a Leeds councillor, the prospective Labour candidate for the Bnrkston Ash Division. Mr. Wiseman contested the Division 1951, when ...

... Socialist intolerance Sir, —The election has surely shown that the Labour party caucus. In Its blind certainty that Socialism alone provides the answer to man's tribulation tbe bitterest enemy of Liberalism. I do not think their party machine, avaricious ...