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challenged and allowe to gain une apocarance of a the peoble. he successes of the H Block candidates show that if a whole slate had run, he campaign would have gainThat proposal the following day.
Such an difficult alli big But the H Block campaign in the north shows a new the test of a period of disorienwas tation and trustration by movWing in a calm way against futile naCampaign The Mansion meeting, moreover, launched a supporters of the movement to operation would be challenge. human beings themselves to the freedom of strength their fellows, with the support It nas met of their not be broken. By they have opened the way to ne avance The victory strikers is the greatest of human victories, the fusing of will and consciousness among masses of House people. will defeat the most 'change history'
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side Woolworths FIFTY marchers in Aberdare on 21 May on the leg OT the March for Jobs were reminded of their history.
Trevor Roberts, who had trodden the same roads in the 1936 hunger march, sent them their rain. soaked way the forefront and you'll never fail.
The marchers took this message to factory gates, pitheads and communities trek the threatened Duport steel workers in Lanell in the west to the eastern town of Newport where over 5,000 Lianwern steel jobs have been savaged in the ycal But as footsore marChers prepared to loin the main Liverpool march at Bedford, frustration built UD the Wales TUC over the inactivity of George Wright, Wales TUC General Secretary at retused to back the Welsh march. At the last grea pressure, he gave verbal backing, WOU MOOHS. ing official demonstrations or tactory walk outs.
Marchers were angry at the stark contrast between UNIS Lne tens thousands who greeted the Mail marca South Wales National Union of Miners President. Em vn Williams summed up the feelings of the when he greeted them at Pontypridd: 'When (the ns took sinke actor earlier year, the government were terrified of a general strike so they caved in.
'You can march all you like and the TUC can issue all the guidelines it likes, but only this concerted action will do the job.' Sadly officials like George Wright are determined to strangle precisely this sort of action.
The Wales March for Jobs was good, but the struggle to 'put the • Dallit to the forefront' will have i continue
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