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Socialism in Evolution
Thomson, David | September 22, 1956 issue

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The article focuses on the evolution of socialism in Great Britain. The leader of the British Labor Party expressed disillusionment with the results of nationalization. British electorate is not impressed with proposals to extend nationalization into new and unknown fields unless there is simple and clear-cut case for them. The statement of housing policy called House of the Future, is much more likely to influence the electorate. It postulates that private landlordism has failed to provide the majority of British people with the houses of the standard they deserve and goes into considerable detail about how it is proposed that private ownership of rent-controlled tenanted houses should be replaced by public ownership.

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SOCIALISM; LABOUR Party (Great Britain); GOVERNMENT ownership; HOUSING policy; POLITICS, Practical; GREAT Britain
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