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[On the other hand all the indications are…]

Socialist Press no. 170, 10 October 1979 · scan p. 12 · about 193 words

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On the other hand all the indications are that support for the paper is growing all the time, with more people coming forward to join the WSL and take up the fight for the policies of Socialist Press than at any other time in our This development, reflecting the growing determination of the working class to take on and defeat the Tory governnent and its policies of cuts, mass unemployment and recession, must form the basis for a fight to reach our new Without wealthy backers we are dependant on our readers and supporters for the finance necessary to sustain Socialist Press and with inflation once more on the up and up, that finance is more essential than ever.

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After the poor showing in the October Fund has got off to a £109.90 in the first eight days. target of £750 this month.

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Socialist Press Monthly Fund fund last month, the very slow start-only

← Contents of Socialist Press no. 170, 10 October 1979