Workers Socialist League

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Fund Appeal

Socialist Press no. 144, 4 April 1979 · scan p. 11 · about 335 words

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An ambitious programme of new publications-starting with an election Other publications will include a new edition manifesto spelling qut the programme and of the Trotskyist Transitional Programme, and a polices of the Workers Socialist League, Such a programme of publications, coupled and including two major books-was with an extension of the national and internatmapped out by the new WSL National ional work of the WSL involves a considerable Committee at its first meeting last For this reason the National Committee decided to launch an immediate Appeal Fund for The first of the books is to be a new edition of The Battle for Trotskyism-the documentary We ask all readers of Socialist Press to conhistory of the origins of the Workers Socialist sider a donation-as large as possible, but League in a faction struggle within the however small-towards this ambitious fund.

Organise collections, tund-raising events, rattles, jumble sales. Socialist Press will chart the a collector's item circulating from hand to hand.

progress of the Fund week by week. Help us in this period of sharpening struggle to raise the • The second book is to be a new, detailed resources to take forward the fight for Trotsky's study of the struggle for the Trotskyist pro- programme and method in the international gramme carried through in British Leyland's Cowley Assembly Plant over the last five years.

This will include an account of the successful struggle to defend the 'Cowley 9' against witch-hunting moves by TGWU leaders to remove them from elected positions and even expel them from Published by Folrose Ltd for the Workers Socialist League, 31, Dartmouth/Park Hill, London Printed by Anvil Printers (TU), London. Registered as a newspaper at the Post Office. Saturday.

degenerating Workers Revolutionary Party.

original edition of this book is now though demand for it remains strong. the union. financial commitment. workers' movement.

Send donations to: pamphlet on the Irish war of liberation.

€2,500, to be raised by Sunday July 29.

WSL Development Fund 31, Dartmouth Park Hill London NW5 1HR

← Contents of Socialist Press no. 144, 4 April 1979