... marriage in each case. 1940, after Gracie and her husband had left England for the United States, Mr. J. J- Davidson, a Socialist M.P.,’ asked the Home Secretary i n the House of Commons why Miss Fields and her husband, wellknown Fascist, were allowed ...

... Socialist preparations It is not impossible that Mr. Attlee has taken into account ® ISSU ® raised the preparations in his own. party, of which I wrote on Saturday. Anxious to avoid any suggestion acting contrary to the spirit of the Constitution, might ...

... Labour Believes in What? (Falcon Press, 2s. 6d.), by a well-known Conservative writer, Mr. George E. Christ. While exposing Socialist failure in entertaining fashion, Mr. Christ emphasises the fundamental difference in philosophy which divides the two parties ...

... compared with other coalfields. Mr. Sam Watson (secretary the Durham Miners’ Association and this year's chairman of the Socialist party) believes that this experiment in industrial democracy, as he calls It, has left legacy improved labour relations ...

... s. After these realistic adjustments have been made to Sir Stafford’s optimism the outlook remains fairly good. But the Socialist Government have no right to claim the credit for these improvements. But for the long stretch of inflation while Mr. Dalton ...

... announcement of the actual polling day, but, in any event, it would carry the certain implication an election next month. Socialist preparations Mr. HUGH DALTON, Chancellor of the Duchy Lancaster, heard at first hand last night of the fighting conditions ...

... would much like to welcome him on this-occasion. But Denmark, like Britain, is uncertain of its political future. The Danish Socialist Government, under Mr. Hedtoft, is a minority Government, a General Election on the South Slesvlg question was widely expect’d ...

... union leader Dame Anne Loughlln, Leeds-born General Secretary of the National Union of Tailors and Garment Workers, says the Socialist Government facing defeat workers press for increased wages. In the January issue of the Garment Worker she writes:— As a ...

... month, the Socialist party’s Jubilee Rally arranged to take place in London on February 3 and will be postponed and possibly cancelled altogether. A Transport House statement to this effect is expected to-day. If the British reject the Socialist Government ...

... levied on profits which are retained in businesses for their development. Aid. W, Bobbie in hospital Alderman William Dobbie, Socialist M.P. for Kotherham, and Deputy Lord Mayor of York, underwent an emergency abdominal operation the City General Hospital, ...

... down. If the Socialists get back, the ,f. ir and steel industry, which is doing so much for recovery, will suffer the fate of nationalisation. That prospect alone should convince every thoughtful voter of the need to prevent a Socialist victory. Other ...

... that the Government have decided to go to the country almost at once will be widely welcomed. From the point of view of the Socialists themselves the decision is the right one. February, with its rain and frost and fog, is not the month people would choose ...