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to be delivered we are still a long way short of our monthly target of £600.
weekly 'Socialist Press' we must stress once more that without a serious fight to raise the full £600 each month we will find it difficult to develop and expand join us in the fight to raise the money which is so essential to the maintenance and development of the weekly 'Socialist Press'.
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Socialist Press Monthly Fund 31, Dartmouth Park Hill London NW5 1HR our customers from the Leyland workers should demand a workers' inquiry into the company policy, throwing open the business secrets of the 'nationalised" firm and the private parts and retailers firms alike.
John Power is perfectly placed as President of Oxford and District Trades Union Council to launch an inquiry based on the labour movement in the town.
His record, however, of stabbing every initiative within the working class and transforming Trades Council into a body which he hopes will do nothing, makes Power the last person to be capable of launching and carrying through such an initiative.
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