... back with a scrcam of horror when he saw his increased assessment., The poundage would come down, but he had yet to meet a Socialist council which would miss any opportunity of chiselling the rate - payers. The clectors must make certain lh? had a council ...

... opposed to Mr. Gaitskell’s decision to * fight, fight, and fight again” against a policy, which, he has stated, may cause the Socialists to be *““massacred” at the next clection. The leader of the Labour party described his unilateralist foes as * neutralists ...

... 7.30 p.m. { SPEAKERS : MRS. BARBQ}A CASTLE, MR. PHILIP BLUNDELL (Young Socialists) Chairman : MR. L. SKELHORN ' (Rugby Trades Council President) All Trade Unionists and Socialists arc asked to assemble in Pennington 'Street at 6.15 p.m. for the preceding ...

... |to Mr. Gaitskell's decision to *fight, fight, and fight again” | against a policy, which, he has | stated, may cause the Socialists to | be “massacred”™ at the next clection. The leader of the Labour party described his uni- | lateralist foes as * neutralists ...

... is opposing the retiring councillor. With one home to his credit., and one away match still to be played, Mr. Lilley — a Socialist — is out for the treble. He is one of 12 candidates seeking election to the nine vacancies on Billingborough Parish Council ...

... SOCIALISTS’ BID FAILS Nominated three for aldermanic bench MOVE by the Soclalist group on Kesteven County Council to elect three of their supporters as aldermen failed at the annual meeting of the Council at Grantham on Wednesday. The Socialists, with ...

... county council clections and if cvezcbody would turn out to vote in municipal elections the Conservatives coald rob the Socialists of their naonty clecnions. Vereker, S Huoert Rance, chairman, proscnted the annual report of the Issociation which had been ...

... of the four wards—two seats are vacant in each ward—the Conservatives, Liberals and Socialists are putting up two candidates and in the other the Liberals and Socialists each nominated two who will be up against three Independents. Mr. H. C. Hamel, who ...

... APATHY ' S e GRS S Reminding her audience of the carly days of Socialism when. she said, it was physically dangerous to be a Socialist, she said they were fighting apathy then as they were now. They had not spoken and fought in vain, even though it did seemn ...

... P. was the principal speaker. She was very competently supported by Mr. Philip Blundell, chairman of Rugby Central Young Socialists. Mrs. Castle criticised the present government on the grounds that it still retained a 19th century outlook ; that the society ...

... record in local elections. At his first attempt, in the Central Ward last i'ear. he was unsuccesiful in challenging the two Socialist and two Liberal candidates. By helping each other, Mr. Stow and Mr, Spicksley are looking for a solid Independent vote. Mr ...

... CO-OPERATING ? Coun. Coulson was supported by fellow Socialist member, Coun. Charles Wilson, who said the matter had been discussed time &nd time again by the Highways Committee and he wondered if the police were really co-operating with the Council. ...