... at Manchester Mr. Byers that if the Con- University. ;ervatives wanted to get rid of the His brother, Major David Hein- Socialists in certain areas it could well. died suddenly in India while 3 . done by letting the Liberals on service in the last war ...

... said a Conservative spokesman, mysteriously. Lord Lyle's publicity, whieli could conceivably benefit Liberals, Tories or Socialists who oppose the nationalisation of sugar, but if Mr. Morrison's ruling is right, it must certainly apply to the 'Daily Herald• ...

... Anti-Socialist meeting's decision !Aid. Lucas surprised and pleased The issue is now joineci.' said Aid. C. H. Lucas, prospective Conservative candidate for Halifax. this morning, commenting on the decision of last night's anti- Socialist meeting ...

... candidate receiving more votes than his Socialist The single candidate who has a Iprior claim to the anti-Socialist vote is. in all fairness, the represenltative of the party which has tried lhardest to close the anti-Socialist ranks. It is common knowledge that ...

... ANTI-SOCIALISTS URGE SUPPORT FOR CONSERVATIVE Last-minute approach to Liberals unsuccessful A private meeting of people representing various shades of anti-Socialist opinion in Halifax. last night, decided to give its support to the Conservative candidate ...

... this week when the campaign opened. But he had certain things to say about how the Liberals proposed to win Halifax. Anti-Socialist negotiations ! In the Watkin.son Trophy competitian Halifax Chess Club scored a 'very convincing victory over their !opponents ...

... reliable estimates. The department simply gave an order for work to be done, and i there was no check on it. None of .the Socialist members of the Council who were opposed to .nationalisation would be opposed to any further expansion of the. County Works ...

... Socialism and Conservatism was 1 the need of the country. They! were convinced Halifax was fundsmentally a Liberal town. Thel . Socialist M.P. had never had a majority of the votes cast. There was a great body of convinced Liberals in the town and people 1 who ...

... Liberal Party. but that like many others he held very strong views on the question of one 10 _ -SYLVAIN II IC Rook, I: lanti-Socialist candidate for Halifax, it .st moiony. 2: Pollards ift Marshall , .and that he would do much to is. Also ran: Providential ...

... PROPOSED CUTS INADEQUATE This Easy Way • A life linked with my own: :from the air. !ness manager. His father. who 1 anti-Socialist meeting held at the No one knows how much iWm her, 1 T is exactly thirty years + + ; died in 1912, was a former Marlborough ...

... ANTI-SOCIALIST CHAIRMAN AND TORIES COMMENT ON LIBERAL* STATEMENT Disclosures on week-end negotiations Mr. Morrison Hall made the following statement to-day. with reference to Aid. A. Pickles's statement in yesterday's Courier and Guardian, concerning ...

... mAtority of anti-Socialists in Halifax will back him and' tl)ev wll demand that he he the sole candtdate to fight the Socialists. At long last there is a light cn the Halifax Political h:riacn. It is up to Ald. Pickles and the anti-Socialist electorate to ...