... rgsfi both Is frasan snachd le fuachd %‘;’ foanfien Am marbh ha h-oidhch’ Mo thruaighe mise ! Capitalist plot”; the Socialists : | nature and problems of our| o' oiotests, rather we were Nuair a thigeadh a' bhé rua S Death to the Common Agri-| communities ...

... leaving a Council would ‘“make a shortfall of £4.7 million on the determination on the basis of figure requested by the Socialist philctonky” Government which according It was easy to saggesi “that to Sir David would amount to with the Council’s wages ...

... feeling somewhat depressed. Is God not to be seen in the Bishpp's crystal ball? Does heequate the Kingdom of God with Socialistic progress? He declares we need to try to discover what is the Common Good in a new way! But is the ‘Common Good' the rule ...

... the nation is at stake, it has been claimed at a Gainsborough meeting. This was the message of the speakers at the Young Socialists’ meeting in the Town Hall on Wednesday when they met to consider the implications of the steel strike for the workers who ...

... would rest with the Scottish Secretary. Th e most interesting feature of the vote was the coming together of Tories and Socialists who are usually strange bedfellows. Only two voted for the Brechin Road route—Councillor Willie Johnston of Montrose and ...

... stenzi};%r: anv(\.{ezri?rloglgr?ge ?(:)r; And they add that the councillors who supported me region has now alienated all were Socialists, Conservasections of opinion in the tives, and Independents.” . S Meanwhile MIRRAC sec- The regional council decid- retary ...

... the summing up speeches at the end of the debate. Earlier he had upheld the Soviety policy of further co-operation between socialist states which, he said, dated from 1917 and applied it to the recent events. Russia had been called upon by the Afghanistan ...

... In the States, there are pawnbrokers’ shops in every town. . They have been virtually outlawed in this country, and the Socialist Party takes the credit for this. When the last pawnbroker’'s establishment closed in Gainsborough the Labour Government was ...

... were a ‘centre’ party, it is only because they are the alternative to extremism, Mrs Rose continued. ““Neither Tory nor Socialist Parties can look to the future when they are looking over their shoulders at their extreme wings, and are fettered and blinkered ...

... apolitical and 1 think this worked overall for the benefit of the ratepayers.” In this company, wasn't she, a committed socialist, seen as something of a hawk? ““Not at all. I had to win by argument and persuasion and no other way. My aims were to be ...

... authorities to charge for school transport had gone through Parliament. Fortunately some lory peers joined Liberals and Socialists in rejecting broposals which broke wlemn promises made at he time of the 1944 Educaion Act and which put larsh financial ...

... come the next election, if they just save their money and adopt the gentleman as their candidate as well. As a life-long socialist, I found the spectacle of the “Brummy ” spoken Labour spokesman fawning over our M.P. quite the most revolting sight in local ...