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Socialist Press no. 120, 11 October 1978 · scan p. 12 · about 335 words

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the Workers Socialist League, 31, Dartmouth Registered as a newspaper at the Post Office. speeches were heard from various Irish organisations. But many other branches are The keynote, speech was only just beginning the campPaign, which is essential to from Bernard Gallagher, whose son Willie only recently ended a expand the work and increase 50-day hunger strike the the impact of Socialist Press in Long Kesh concentration camp, the daily struggles of the workaud who standing against ing class.

The leading role the WSL has Roy mason in tne next election. This demonstration must be played in the fight at Garners followed up with a campaign and elsewhere has owed much throughout the labour move to the regular coverage of key nent and especially in the NUN struggles in the paper and the for the removal Mason. principled lead we offer. to "Lefts' like Scargill and workers.

Sheffied MP Joan Maynard We appeal to all our regular have a particular responsib- readers to take an extra copy ility to give their backing to each week into their workplaces to sell, and to assist our sales in this demand.

At the same time the biggest working class areas over the possible mobilisation must be next few weeks. nade for the November 26 Day Two sales promotion posters of Solidarity with Irish PoWs, have now been produced and Priso be Aid Commite. being by the are available to readers for 10p post and packing.

Published by Folrose Ltd. for Printed by Anvil Printers Ltd. DON'T GOT ARCHI BINDFOLDR GET SOCIALIST clear For a PRESS struggle against lead in the wage control, cuts and redundancies WHEN IT LOOKS LIKE THERE'S NO WAY OUT the answers in fighting icies to defend jobs, jes and social service I would issues. I Name . Address RIGHT like to receive encioie the su Send to: Socialist 31, Dartmouth Par Till, London NWS IHR issues • £1.10 issues . £2.20 issues . £5.50 issues £10.00

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