... Causes. name. It would therefore be of The question of a prin- little use my complaining ciple regarding the revision to Socialist controlled of rents is, however, a dif- councils because _the ferent matter. remedy is not in their hands. Reasonable - ...

... lands to his|manors. {good at ruining the country as!low up that lead, so that it is son. If Bowden was claimed, it any Socialist could be. known that Liberalism is ac- The first form of each name would be the southern limit The gate therefore is wide{tive ...

... nomination day, and although the Conservatives did not plan to put forward any additional candidates, it was thought that the Socialists wogld name ¢ a “last minute entry”. ted at last n»xg: t's meeting he The Liberals will not be en-|will oppose . Crane. ...

... elections on Saturday to answer six questions, and also to air their v as they wished. The comments and replies of the four Socialists, two Conservatives and two Independents are given below - 1 T —— 'sassssssssnanns sssasssssssasana’d Wrong to quit Toos ...

... “Tories and Socialists have nothing to offer’ . fl‘fll citadels of Conserva- dignunned with their leaders. Both attendance and receip!, tism and Socialism,| “Many of the people I have broke all records for any Lib which many had thought im-/met in the ...

... opposed to selfishness, a partX of peace and prosperity. and, above all, a party of the future—as opposed to the Tories and Socialists, who were both still jn the remote past. The meeting resolved to take steps to form a branch of the Harborough Liberal ...

... —SAYS RUSHWORTH THE poliGal 510000 S5-US Shuntry et oo lang been regarded as the private possession of the Conservative and Socialist Party machines,” declared Mr. Edward Rushworth, prospective liberal candidate for the Harborough Division, last Saturday ...

... wall for Conservatives’ TSN, Market Marboroush Advertiser and Midiand Mall, Thursday, September 26, 1957, able to keep the Socialists ook, - ; - “The hollowness of this ciaim has been completely ex- ISPKAKING STI T T ~Jcently, Mr, Edward Rush-|fight to win ...

... go ahead again. \ “We cannot believe that the Socialist idea can possibly be the answer to the problem. You may be impatient with the speed at which the Government has tackled the problem but the Socialist alternative would be disastrous.” ...

... ‘SHOCK IN STORE AT NEXT ELECTION'—RUSHWORTH ”| DO not urge the clec-l torate to put the Conservatives out and put the Socialists in, but to put both of them out and' put the Liberals in,” said Mr. E. Rushworth, prospective Liberal candidate for the Harborough ...

... ervanves were attacking the - trade unions savoured of the latest Socialist gromganda‘ i.e. encourage ig strikes which will so disgust the electorate that they will vote the Socialist “boys” into power. Ironical MARKET HA.RBOROUGH Baptist Church realised ...

... Mably had said that it would take five years to clear up the mess created by the Tories, for | seem to remember that the Socialists, too, created a spot of economic divastation between 1945 and 1951. “We must attract people . . who will stay with us and ...