DE Paul, one of the marchers says 'In Southall, Indian workers gave us a big , gave us oranges and apples on the street Socialist Challenge 4 June 1981 - offered to take us Tom Macafee Gardner's recognised this when he pointed out that it was no easy task to argue for an occupation against redundancy such odds as the CBI, the Employers Federation and the Tory government arraved against you.
But it was vital to argue for that action. Macafee argued in order to turn the tide against en on tole ment and take political arguments that are raised on the shopfloor waen reaundancy discussed For too long people have 'run away from the political he told the massive crowd.
It was message the Marchers had been waiting to hear since Backing stand and fight unemplovment they need the fullest backing the official movement. That means etfective action prevent the movement of all good. even if it does challenge Jim Prior's employment legislation unlike the Ansells strike where officials refused to enforce a boycott.
But above all the TUC has to give a clear lead to all se is edic camer ACTIC WHEN WILL 5IT LEE. JEANI
of a tidal wave DONE here bring i home to the for sent is wher. Monaghan