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... them it would biow them ou: of business—where they ought to be! Mr. Nutting believed that if the Conservatives replaced the Socialists, a strategic plan of the nation’s requirements and resources would be made, and they would try to match th» two; the Empire ...
... starve.’ e “We must have a plan ang we mus; have a lead. I(tifi: flhink you LII lIE LOCAL | are going to get either from ‘he Socialist Government UNEMPLOYMENT GRIMETHORPE THE fourth meeting of the Melton . He voted against nationalisation of CM°“’.b”‘Y and ...
... the people of Britain in 1945 returned a Labour Government, and so we are confident that if the Labour Party carry out a Socialist policy Britain will conquer her present difficulties and go forward to the glorious future of Socialism. I wish to express ...
... LETTERS ‘REE THINKER HITS BACK AT SOCIALISTS s!R.——Your two correspondents on (is very true, but the standard of liv“Policy” seem to be of rather im-|ing of our people can only be immature experience, and I do not|proved by a return to our peacethink ...
... Duchess of Rutland and the Duchess of Ruiland. TORIES AND MINING MACHINERY After Mr. Nutting had traced what he called the Socialist failure in housing, food and coal, he said a question asked at Conservative meelings was: “Why did the Tories not modernise ...
... Council for the purpose of housing a few of our most needy citizens_ They should practice what they preach. DEMOCRATIC SOCIALIST. MELTON MAGISTRATES on Tuesday refused Craven Lodge Club a licence extension from 10 p.m. to 3 am on November 28th-29th for ...
... It is .also hoped to hold several more public meetings in 1948. The recent Corn Exchange rally, at which Mr. Licnel Hale, Socialist M.P. for Oldham, spoke, was very satisfactory from a Divisional point of view but bad weather and the general electricity ...
... have voted—and, if possible, spoken—in favour of the Government's proposals, and against the amendment nfoved by certain Socialist back-benchers. ANTHONY NUTTING. “CRUEL SPORTS” is.—“ Tally Ho seems to think that the fact that the fox kills poultry is ...
... adventurous, life. R = WERE YOUR INITIALS RIGHT? - .‘ s Answers to last week's initial quiz - % are: 1. Union of Soviet Socialist o P Republics, 2 Marylebone Cricket Club, 3. British BrO‘fl)dC;l\ling((‘oro b 9% . poration, 4, Urban District Coun! No they ...
... to the pond where they | a more peaceful, if less s, life. JUR INITIALS RIGHT? to last week's initial quiz nion of Soviet Socialist 2 Marylebone Cricket British Broadcasting Cor-4. Urban District Counstinguished Service Order., yal Highness, SPELLING BEE ...
... It could also be used by the Labour Party it we were dishonest enough to do so, but we would rather lose an election: as Socialists than pretend to be *‘lndependents.” We have had these so-called Independents too long on our Council ; they have no policy ...
... understood that champions of the Socialist cause will have little appreciation that there are still people who cherish political independence. After all, their doctrine ils the complete antithesis of liberty. The Socialist or Tory standing for local government ...