Workers Dary
Socialist Press1975 1975-06-12Read it in the scan (PDF), scan page 7 →
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The reputation for diplomatic finesse developed by the represent- etter reads as follows: atives côf British imperialism over many years is being upheld.
Amongst the rioting Leeds supporters at the Leeds-Bayern Munich football match in Paris was a minor official from the British Embassy who, dissatisfied with a decision of the referee to disallow added] redundancies.
Leeds goal, threw a moped through a chemist's shop window.
YAK-DOOR SALESMAN At times of economic crisis and balance of trade deficit, British capitalism will go to any lengths.
The latest example of this was shown in a competition called "In credible exports" run by a firm of distillers. ests of the union.
This gave the first prize to a firm which exported tom-toms to Nigeria, maracas to Caracas and press for similar resolutions". bongos to the Congo. Amongst other entries was sand to the Arabs, ice lollies to Iceland, Chow Mein to Hongkong, spaghetti to Italy and one firm was selling snowploughs to Bubai!
The firm with the biggest market was selling prefabricated Yak huts to Outer-Mongolia. Maybe it Cowley. crisis hit BLMC could cash in on prefabricated Yaks?
U.S. SUPREME COURT ATTACKS UNIONS In a decision which the Assoc- ipeke? iation of General Contractors of