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... everything having been decided' Labour planning and per -1 party in Morecambe. (Eightybefore Mr. Attlee went to the formanCe. Socialist four years of age. she made the theatre yesterday afternoon. T o-day ' s . l ay s picture ,journey from Morecambe to dates ...
... suggestions that Liberals and Conservatives should withdraw their candidates in favour of nominating an independent anti-Socialist candidate, but a meeting is now to be held on Monday at which the possibility of nominating I a fourth candidate to represent ...
... fellow workers who were shot Ir, , police Miring a strAte demonstration on Monday. With them marched nearly 100 Italian Socialist and Communist M.P.s. Police, reinforced as a precaution against new incidents, lined the route of the funeral procession ...
... il l - dissolution the date at which M.Ps discuss the question of putting for -I expected to reassemble, At ward an anti-Socialist candidate' - •irrespective of the two already in Present this is fixed for January 24. the field. If the two executives ...
... interests of the country we have been demanding It for months. During the past year. Conservative stock has risen and the Socialist fortunes have dropped—especially since devaluation. lam confident the Conservatives will win the election. Mr. A. LIDDELL ...
... new government. The Governments resignation was decided on, in principle, nearly !three months ago when three 'Right Wing Socialist Ministers temporarily gave up their posts to deal with a split in their own pa rty . —Reu ter. PARCEL POST TO GERMANY The ...
... 'Labour back with fifty I fewer seats,' says Blum Pare,. Thursday. The veteran French Socialist. M. Leon Blum, ha.s predicted a Labour victory in Britain, although ne expects the party to lose 50 seats. The Labour Government, he said. can pride itself ...
... ion which are now being advocated. Holding these viewr. I certainly would not support a vote of confidence pledged to a Socialist UNDERTAKING.GIVEN Mr. Wade said after the statement had been issued by his asscciation: The statement was made by to ...
... mistakes. a democratic government will encourage them to do so. That really .16 the issue which now requires to be resolved by Socialists and co-operators. ...
... a vote of confidence in an administration pledged to a Socialist policy, and that he would not vote in such a way as to give a vote of confidence to an administration committed to further Socialist measures. ...
... memories of • reduce, if not remove, this dear husband, dad and granddad, who died suddenly January 15. 1948. increased Socialistic bureaucracy, Into God's sunshine, out of life's pain, and to find work for the disPlaceo Some day, somewhere, we shall meet ...
... Division. sketched some aspects of the Labour Party's 50 years. claiming that the British Labour Party was now the greatest Socialist democratic party in the world and was proving that political and economic liberty could walk hand in hand. Mr. Cobb emphasised ...