... What of the iuture? The immediate future is bad. We are going to get into a worse mess until we can rid ourselves of this Socialist Government. The sooner an election comes and the country is given the opportunity of sending this incompetent crew packing ...

... on present | Never Was’ form the National Plan is on its “Already Lord Robens, a former way to join them—this was the | Socialist Minister and now chairgloomy prophecy made by Mr. | man of the National Coal Board, had James Molyneaux,” secretary of the ...

... been involved in ings bearing as their symbol |an accident with a car when an exhumed tongue while |crossing the street. ;0 Socialists, tied to an out of thy date doctrine, interpret h change to mean changing the mhil lives of others but never their to ...

... voted on traditional lines. “In South Antrim the lineup for the comlni Westminster election is thus completely chanfied. “The Socialists are unlikely to present themselves for another trouncins. They will swallow their pride and leave the field to the National ...

... with Speaker as many as three opponents, and said: ‘“The Nationalists will want to consolidate their position while the Socialists now realise that if they dodge this contest, support for their sitting councillors will be seriously undermined. “And last ...

... L.__ FARM POLICY “socialist”, (name and address supplied) writes: For most of my life 1 have lived in a farming district near Lisburn. This district, like mo ...

... who fights where appear o be the order of the day. Nationalist electors are apparently _expected to enmprace an imported Socialist doctrine, much of which is repugnant to those of their and himself, he is going get one. The Minister of Commerce apparently ...

... is in ruins. Through March 31 sheer folly and mismanagr ment :‘he Soci:lisl (E on to say: “Six- rpent ave ha ‘ hs ago a Socialist L1.m.m0.000 t was livin~ a We Thy went in debt eturned to| '° ster. Their s L N 1 the First exposed the e pople omice, social ...

... Tuesdav eve! Sir Knox again attacked the Government. This time he spoke of the under-recoup ment of £2Bm. in the last two Socialist agricultural price reviews. Unionist policy he claimed was to move gradually from Exchequer deficiency payments to a system ...

... the job not words is needed. That we ...

... perhaps it is only to pe cxpected but, in addition to the incompetence which they have chown during the past 18 months, the Socialist ministers have now an sdded arrogance in their sttitude to Parliament. In mv election address to the people of South Antrim ...

... techniques are auite another. When Captain O’'Neill referred to the Paisley plackards and parades as reminiscent of National Socialist demonstrations in Germany in the Thirties, he expressed a fear already present in the minds of many thinking Ulstermen. It ...