2 days enough
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The February fund finished well over the lop at £654.71 thanks largely to a magnificent collection Nat the WSL The March fund has begun well with £134.65 arriving in This pace will have to be maintained, however, FUN conference.
the first week of the month.
raise the full £600 by the end of March.
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Socialist Press Monthly Fund 31, Dartmouth Park Hill, London NW5 Lid for the Workers Socialist League, 31. Dartmouth Park of Reading (TU). Registered at the GPO as a newspaper. that white farmers will fight to defend a black majority government with the same tenacity they displayed in preserving white supremacy.
Many will simply pack their bags and leave in an exodus like that of the white settlers from Angola.
In the past, Kaunda and Nyerere have kept a firm paternalistic hand on the guerrilla organisations by detaining or eliminating troublesome radical figures who rose to prominence.
Now their support is thrown behind Joshua Nkomo, who appears to aim to install his leadership in Zimbabwe on the crest of a military victory by the Patriotic Front.
Shoddy deal
The Labour Party bureaucrats in Britain have also seen this outcome as the best of all possile evils, but David Owen's latest manoeuvres in discussion with Muzorewa indicate their readiness lo do Hill, THE DECISION of the Confederation of Shipbuilding and Engineering Unions to call for a 2-day strike on March 20 and 21 must not just be supported I at face value.
Such token actions are quite common, and it is already clear to both the employers and the membership that the Confed leadership are not in the least concerned to defend their members.
Instead of using the great strength of the engineering unions io sinash the 10% pay limit and win the originat £70 claim ( which would benefit particularly low-paid workers), the Confed leaders are turning the 'battle into a charade.
The demand must be raised for the 2-day strike to be turned into an indefinite strike lor the original €70 claim in full.