... the years of Socialist rule. They cr.n also explain simply and convincingly how they propose to improve matters. We believe that their common-sense approach to the nation’s problems will appeal to large numbers of workers who voted Socialist at the last ...

... recent additions to social security, the administration of which the Socialists have so badly s'eandled, were devised by the Churchill Coalition Government. A SOCIALIST BOAST pHE Socialist boa:t and ■*- plea—is tiiat they alone a Welfare State, and that they ...

... Impression that the Socialists wish to keep clear of fundamental principles and concentrate on bread and butter matters. It is the Conservatives, not the Socialists, who are likely to thrust before the public the question, you want Socialist State?” Mr. Churchill ...

... confirmation. inal plans should be published be going to Edinburgh, and It will be published, in week to 10 days’ time. The Socialist manifesto will be issued this week. Not until the policy declarations are before tire electors will the main issues clearly ...

... BROKEN PROMISES \EVERTHELESS the passing of the million . mark is an achievement, but let Socialists beware boasting too much. Mr. Attlee said a few days ago, “We have fulfilled every pledge that we made in 1945.” Let us compare this claim with the facts ...

... r in Luton three or four years ago and that from 1943 until the last General Election he was campaign organiser for the Socialist candidate for Luton. went to Leeds in January, 1949, he said, and at that time his bank account showed a credit of 355. He ...

... further. They have also extended the system of taking Scottish Parliamentary Bills In the Scottish Orand Committee. Some Socialist legislation has, however, tended to withdraw administrative authority from Scotland. The coal ...

... lie could be put forward It was well that the Socialists should be reminded that nobody but fool wanted unemployment and that their own record was a black one. For every two men unemployed when the Socialists came into power in 1929 there were five when ...

... TOWNROE CONSERVATIVES must be on their guard during the General Election against misleading statements which will be made on Socialist platforms on the subject of housing. Already it has been announced In print that Mr. Aneurin Bevan has now passed the millionth ...

... Large numbers of these useful people will ask themselves bitterly to-day why, if Mr. Morrison thinks so highly of them, the Socialist Government have not done more to encourage them during the past four-and-a-half years, it Is not merely that the middle classes ...

... yesterday tu they might reciprocate local imed down all suggestions that 1 Conservative decisions to give an against the Socialists. Liberal candidates a clear r They told a Press conference that seven or eight Conservative associations might be thinking ...

... who a milk roundsman employed by the Middlesbrough Co - operative Society, and was at one time Socialist Agent in the town, has been selected by the Socialists on the Middlesbrough Town Council as their nominee for the office of Mayor when the election ...