Clear Out Callaghan

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uesday October 10, Red Lion Hotel, Worsborough Bridge Union Democracy and the fight to break Phase Four Monday November 7.30pm Prince of Wales Pub, Division St Strike action needed to stop the cuts!

suth Park Hill, London NW5 1HR. le Post Office Continued from front pag from the union leaders or from the bosses is for workers to demand the books of the firm concerned, its suppliers, and its bankers, be opened to elected trade union committees.

If the firm is making a loss, such an investigation will show which section of capitalism is reaping profits from the exploitation of its workforce, and contirm the necessity for nationalisation of the whole set-up without compensation under workers' management.

But Callaghan's insistence on the 5% pay limit is ISLINGTON Tuesday October 10, North Library, Manor Gdns, N7.

(opp Royal Northern Hospital, Holloway Rd)

Strike to break Phase not restricted to loss making companies. It is a rigid policy of pay restraint to be enforced against the whole working Class with the tenacity shown in the bitter firemen's strike last winter.

While the Labour conference vote is a major setback for this policy it has not broken Phase 4, nor has it removed its defenders from the Labour leadership.

Workers must combine all-out action alongside Fords to break Phase 4 with a political offensive to force the removal of the Callaghan-Healey leadership.

Union branches and PHOTO: Chris Davies. Report • CLPs must raise the demand that those Labour MPs who claim to oppose the 5% pay limit head a national campaign to remove Callaghan from office.

• Already it seems likely that the Conference vote has undermined chances of an ad-hoc Parliamentary coalition with the nationalist parties.

In demanding that the self-styled 'socialists' in the Labour Party-who have played no role whatever in this latest conference defeat of Callaghan-spell out an alternative manifesto for the next General Election, workers will be able to see ın practice ine positions treacherous leaders.

In doing so, and in fighting against the betrayals of the 'lefts' counterparts in the trade union movement, many workers will begin to see the necessity of constructing a revolutionary party on a programme of action to defend the independent interests of the working class. real political of their left-talking