Workers Socialist League

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Socialist Press no. 72, 26 October 1977 · scan p. 12 · about 243 words

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This is the last issue of the fortnightly 'Socialist Press'. '. We appear next week as a weekly paper. This is clearly a great step forward for the Workers Socialist League and for the readers and supporters of the paper.

However a weekly paper cannot be run without the necessary finance. We face continuous price increases in the materials that go into the production of a newspaper, distribution costs and so on. support is there for our paper. If we can raise £3,000 in the Special Fund surely we can raise the £600 a month target that is absolutely necessary if we are to successfully maintain the weekly 'Socialist Press".

So far this month we have received £375.08, leaving us only a week to raise a further £224.92.

All donations should be sent to:

Socialist Press Monthly Fund 31, Dartmouth Park Hill London NW5 1HR movement of the rest of the world. Boycotts of supplies, especially of arms, to South Africa, supportive strike action and many other forms of material solidarity with the black struggle must be carefully planned and implemented At the same time a relentless fight must be pursued against all those leaders' of the labour moveexpressions of 'outrage' are committed to the maintenance of Concrete action against the South African regime would, as they well know, threaten an important bastion of the world capitalist system.

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ment, such as the present British government, who for all their

← Contents of Socialist Press no. 72, 26 October 1977