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... not the the Unionist Government, adopt a po'- icy of nationialisation, which up then, had been purely the doctrin: of the Socialists. Are we to ac like the ostrich and bury our headto these facts? No. Sir, if the Unionist Associition is so desirous of ...
... Topping asked if anyone believed it would be right or safe to trust our position and Constitution in Northern Ireland to the Socialists. _lf on March 21 you find the LMW WMV, 2 : z - - ...
... opposition. But obviously a Party in opposition to the official Unionist party at Stormont must be either Nationalist or Socialist and not a “gather-up” of Independents pledged to nothing and without hope of carrying out a programme even if they had one ...
... problems. lls it conceivable that in a town such as Lisburn there does not exist at least a small number who would wish for a Socialist administration at Stormont? The fact that Mr. McConnell has again been returned unop{:osed, is, 1 suggest, a sympton of the ...
... Unionist Government should introduce nationalisation when their Imperial Members at Westminster were so opposed to that Socialist practice. FEELING OF FRUSTRATION With the raising of the birdge at Derriaghy to enable double‘decker buses to use the road ...
... sitting in the House of Lords, was this vear installed as Rector of St. Andrew’s University, Scotland. Michael F::t is a Socialist mmwlpap:‘r t’;,:liem' al p-nfhm. a ex- Liberal M.P., Dingle Foot, and Cyprus Governor, Sir Hugh Foot. He is an outspoken ...
... exercise an influence on the children there.” That, it is declared, conflicts with the efforts of the State to provide a Socialist education for youths. Yet, at the same time, parents are warned that they will be punished if they withhold their children ...
... hesitate to support Communists Anti-Partitionists and Nationalists in their anti-Ulster bids. Secondly, because the local Socialist Party have not always been so keen on our constitutional position and who knows what attitude they may adopt in-the future ...
... workers of industrial Belfast, for instance, continue to support the Unionist candidates. Even the 1945 flood which swept the Socialists into such a large parliamentary majority at Westminster failed to upset the traditional loyalty of the Ulster worker for ...
... Conservative or even Liberal Government was in power did not alter the issue, said ‘Captain Orr. Any Ulsterman who was a sincere Socialist, yet wanted to remain British, must vote Unionist, although he (&min Orr) was a sincere Conservative, reason for that was ...
... Agent Hits Out At Socialists Mr. J. H. Molyneaux. Sir Knox Cunningham's election agent, speaking at a meeting of Antrim Division Unionist Association, said that socialists muddled thinking was revealed in the utterances of some of their spokesmen, who ...