... nothing—they had been ' safe ™ Socialist seats as were those now pending. The new year held grim fore boding. Nowadays Members of Parliament were told mnothing. but with two Communists in the House and fellow travellers in the Socialist Party perhaps Mr. Att. ...

... devalued. And then again% In March 1949, the Prime Minister said very plainly the Socialists would not °' nationalise insurance. What happened? A month later the Socialist Policy statement said: . “Industrial Assurance to be nationalised.’ i Mhere are ...

... effect on our econ- That picee of honesty and omy would he very harmful, It frankness from the political was described by the Socialists platform on the day that Fob- as a monopoly . but in that indusruary 23rd had beew annonneed try weve 2,250 firms. as the ...

... necessities of life. , Oswirols wers & mechusey Sull man of that Party, is selected by Socialist ministers themselves i times of shortage but Mr. Manthe Socialists for their first Party had said that if we had mot re- Vingham Buller said he was cerpolitical ...

... CREDIT? Guaranteed prices and markets for farmers were introduced during the war by Mr. Churchill's Coalition Government, yet Socialists sought to gain credit for those measures. Of taxation, Mr. Manningham- Buller said : ‘* Reduce government expenditure then ...

... Council, fold its Houses are £2OO more than others, Refuses Enquiry R. G. E. GREEN, SOCIALIST MEMBER OF DAV l ENTRY RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL, IS (CON A VINCED THAT HIS COUNCIL IS AN EL DORADO FOR BUILDERS. HE TOLD THE ™WEEKLY EXPRESS THIS AFTER HE HAD ...

... designed in their tnsition which has no parallel in the history of British polities.” Socialists this is the only solution ; to the Liberals it is one of many. What did Socialists think of the future? Their proguosis had been made public in a White Paper just ...

... programme— alisation was fundamentally difthere is nothing in their past his- ferent from that of the Socialists. tory, nor in the Manifesto, which The Socialist says: ** There is can give us any confidence at all something wrong with this industhat they can ...

... it after the Socialist government of 1929-31. Since the last war there had been no danger of it and the Socialists had not had to do anything to stop it, but there was a danger of it in the future if the Socialists—again the Socialists—were allowed to ...

... will not be nmationalthe House of Commous. SRS S at, o O P ised because it is a happy incent. will vote Socialist this time. g,y “hut the Socialists plan Mr. Manningham-Buller said * Yet when he sent round a T WIS o 2 that ' tha ' Clieusintiv enild titi ...

... Webh's car on t,fm road again, and one of them volunteered Mr. Webb himself a lift. Mr. Webb went in another car with his Socialist supporters, however. Three Tory cars took helpers to the spot—one of them bearing seven appeals to ** Vote for Manningham-Buller ...

... WHILE I am not, T must confess, entirely satisfied with the way in which the National Ser- Acts are being operated by the Socialists and while T am in favour of an inquiry into their operatior;, 1 do not think that the peace of the world is sufficiently ...