... failed and there was nothing to take its place. Twice, in less than 20 years, the pound had been devalued and it had taken a Socialist Government, in the full flight of its power, to achieve this result. “I condemn them for their action,” declared Sir Knox ...

... SAVING 1 The great gimmick In history we have had three Socialist Prime Ministers and each one of thept has devalued the pound, a unique record. When Mr. Wilson came to power in 1964 he boasted that stop-go was ended and replaced by an economic strategy ...

... on to refer to events at Westminster and said that at the general election he had said, “If you want more taxation vote Socialist.” EN o i “Britain did just that. As a result we are paying £l. 300,000,000 more in taxes. “Now in addition we have been knocked ...

... Sir Knox Cunningham, M.P. I report to you from Westminster and ask you to‘ recall what has happened during 3'%2 years of Socialist | rule. Our taxes have gone up by the sta&gerinu addi tional annual figure of £2. 200.000.000 and there is more to come. ...

... of British politics ha there been such a change of heart among electors. Today I doubt if there is one abso lutely safe Socialist seat in the United Kingdom ...

... closely at this mob it composed of Eire and orthern Ireland Labour — rothers in Arms — with {A, Communist, Liberal. oung Socialist. Nationalist nd what have you. This mob had no interest improving relations in orthern Ireland. but solely r the distruction ...

... daughters, Alison and Elizabeth are 12 and 10 yvears old, and both are Bu‘)ils at Methodist College, elfast. A An active socialist, Mrs. Coulthard’s interests range from voluntary assistance at the handicapped children’s weekly swimming sessions to Oxfam ...

... Labour has lost 20 and held six. The Conservative and Unionist Party has gained 10 from Labour, often in traditionally secure Socialist seats. Never before has there been such a political swing and a general election today would return a very different House ...

... own making. This, however, is only a lull and the Ulster Unionists, supported by their Conservative colleagues, face many Socialist enemies of Ulster across the floor in the House of Commons. ...

... £2.000,000,000 but since 1964 the Socialists, led by Mr. Wilson, have increased taxation by the og(;ganlic amount of £3,020,000,000. Is it any wonder that 1 said at the election: If you want higher taxes, vote Socialist. b 5 P — There is no satisfaction ...

... REFORM The bill to reform the House of Lords has been abandoned in an attempt to placate the left wing of the Socialist -Partv. Mrs. Castle’s Bill, which was to implement the terms of her white paper on In Place of Strife, was stillborn. In April Mr. ...

... Mr. Harold Wilson British Government and the Labour Party must bear a large part of the blame for the l’i.\tvr riots The Socialists have tried to push Ulster and Eire into a United Ireland. clearly against the wishes of the majority of Ulstermen As on ...