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BRISTOL Socialist supporters complained blanket reference to readers sunning themselves on continental beaches. 'Some of us can't afford such glamorous holidays, they said. Quite right, too.
So this week we make two appeals. To those going or just back abroad you responsibility to help your paper over the summer. issue for the Trades Union Congress at the end of this month, as well as material the Fragments' conference.
All this takes money. For those There will be no issue of Socialist next This is allow i caracos to sentee for the new-style paper in the autumn The next issue of the paper will be out on Thursday 28 August and will I be back to our normal size of 16 pages.
Challenge at our Alan & Colin MB R Player have a special J Silvertown We will have a special Des Stevens Bob Garland E Mahood 'Beyond Total Grand total jobs for British workers. ' This is the National Front wants to chant through the streets of Smethwick next Sunday. plan to focus unemployments ano coeresv encourage race hatred inside the labour movement has met witn a lew obstacles Fearing retaliation from the Asian community to this Drovocalon Smethwick, the Chief Constable of the West Midlands has obtained irom tac nome secretary per. mission to ban the demonstration.
The Front seems to have backed down and now plans to march in a less 'sensitive' alca in message - wherever it mar- une Valanes LES ches will be less dangerous The idea that immigrant workers are responsible for the large dole queues in Bri tain today is a view that is quite widely held among even the most committed of trades unionists.
Trade union leaders who tall to give support to strug gles of black workers and who urge-solutions to unemploylichil which involve protec tion' of British industry from foreign competition entcoulast SUCIl nationalistic readers not able to journey abroad thanks for your continued support and how about organising some small fundraising events to help us through tne summer months!
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£47.00 15.00 Ullabritt & Walter .50 Middlesbrough IMG 10.00 5.00 5.00 10.00 Other Bookshop Tin 5.01 £110.51 £177.31 Fascist violence could increase. views The assumption that most black workers are not British 1s or course tase. surce many black workers were born in Britain. Immigrant workers However. llle West dian, Asian, or American, are responsible for today's high level of unemployment ne economy ism a stale of decline because for the past half British Cellul and a capitalism has tried to expand itself by sponging off Third Britain:
Abroad:
Name Address World countries. Now that i relationship colonies, is economy is reeling the pinch The National Front has no SOILLOI unen olovines that is in the interest of the working class There is and bosses getting together to the problems anemployment, as te tron implies.
Jobs will be protected only 12 months £12.50 £6.50 £12.50 Airmail £18.00 Multi-reader institutions: Double the above rate I enclose a donation for the Fighting Fund of Complete and retu more order Chal be ad papers re coit allen. if the labour movement is strong and united and refuses 2IUW ally wurKer • to bi sacked. applies in Britain, trade union would stronger if it were also applied through solidarity internanona The National Front's pernicious propaganda must be steadfastly opposed lavour movement, parucularly now as the dole queues lengthen.
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