DON'T WASTE A MINUTE! BRING THE TORIES DOWN

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Heath and his gang have been exposed as being rotten to the core and politically demoralized. They are being kept in office only by the craven collaboration of the Labourites, led by Harold Wilson, and the TUC leaders The Lambton and Jellicoe affair is not the isolated strike. This is the complete demoralization of the ruling accompanied nations from a 'full scale' corruption.

In other witnessing Profumo' This week' complete b class which insolubility crisis. ALEX MITCHELL THE HEATH government has right must resign ately or be forced out of office by the mass mobilization of the whole labour and trade union who carry out Heath's every wish. philanderings of a couple of eccentric peers. These are top ministers in Heath's team-Lambton in charge of the RAF and Jellicoe was leader of the House of Lords, the Lord Privy Seal and the man who chaired the security committee which Heath set up to smash the 1972 miners' traceable from the Cabinet office, to Scotland Yard, to Street and to the City of London.

In other words, they are all up to of scandal or another, emphasizing fication of British capitalism. • Reginald Maudling, Heath's Home prime minister, was forced to resign the Poulson bankruptcy case. • The Lonrho affair revealed that t' Sandys, a former Cabinet minister, i former Tory Party chairman-both into secret accounts in tax havens in the Cayman Islands and Jersey. • The Slater Walker takeover of the merchant bank Hill Samuel, which was approved yesterday, will not be referred to the Monopolies Commission. The man who took this decision was Trade and Industry Secretary, Peter Walker, the founding partner in the Slater Walker empire. • Lord Polwarth, junior Scottish minister, who has just been put in charge of the North Sea oil development programme, has been accused of having substantial financial interests in three trust companies which are involved in the North Sea bonanza.

These incidents have been by senior resigScotland Yard and probe into police words, what we are not 'another or a "sex scandal'. i events reflect the reak-up of a ruling is gripped with the the conomic to continue in immedilast year Evo senior nd Edwai received class Fleet their ears in one form the decay and putreand the deputy in the wake of Tories- Duncan :d du Cann, the large fees paid It is utter humbug and ence for "The Times' Lau yesterday for a judicial inquiry into the latest scandal. But we must add that it is entirely predictable.

Whenever the ruling class find themselves in deep troubleBloody Sunday, the Vehicle and General crash, torture in Ulster -they send for the judge.

It was this formula that was used ten years ago to whitewash the Profumo affair. Lord Denning, the Master of the Rolls, was brought onto the scene following a private deal between Wilson and Harold Macmillan that the Labour Party would not press embarrassing questions against the Tories for the sake of 'national security'.

Today Wilson is playing same treacherous role.

Wednesday the Labourites not launch an attack on Tories and demand . 1 resignation because Wi had been in touch with H and agreed to 'play down' impud- This decision to halt Oppo- All talks must be broken On did heir Ison eath Whoris Lord|Jellicoe?=-p. 12 roll sition criticism of the crisis-torn government shows the extent to which the reformists serve the Tory master.

At the point when the Tories could be swept into political oblivion, they seek to protect them by hypocritical and diversionary rubbish about 'national And this brings us 'Morning Star', organ Its editorial yesterday shrieks of moral indignation, but not a word about the fact that while Lambton was in a bedroom at Maida Vale, the whole TUC General Council was in Heath's parlour at 10 Downing Street. They've been in and out of it for almost six months collaborating over the imposition of vicious state pay laws.

There must be an outcry from every section of the trade union movement about Wednesday's TUC decision to continue talks on Phase Three with this reactionary and wretched governoff and a camnaien must he launched to drive the Tories out of office.

In its place must be elected a Labour government pledeed lo carry out socialist policies including a programme of nationalization of all banks, insurance houses and major industries and the repeal of all anti-working-class legislation. £100,000 PARTY BUILDING STILL going up. Today's total is £25,564.41. Socialist Labour League branches sent in: Edinburgh £39; Willesden £5; Croydon £5; Exeter {4; Outer London £25; Bracknell £10; Tottenham £22; Artists £8; Camden £46; Brixton £30.50;

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rescue ROYSTON HAROLD WILSON, Labour eader, yester day came the rescue of Heath government over Lambton-Jellicoe scandal.

Wilson said he would be glad to enter into immediate consultations with premier Heath to set up an investigation by the top secret Security Commission.

The Opposition leader was replying to Heath's statement that there was no other minister or any member of the public ervices involved, apart from Cabinet minister Earl ellicoe and RAF minister Lord Lambton.

Wilson said: 'All of us recognize how deeply painful it has been for you to make this statement. It is not for us to discuss the background of their resignations' Having assured the Tories he did not want to probe the mightily suspicious scandal any further, Wilson went on to praise the two discredited • peers.

'It is right to note the speed and the sense of responsibility that Ministers showed in immediately resigning and doing so with dignity:

As he spoke, Wilson's speech was punctuated with murmurs of 'Hear, Hear' from both sides of the chamber.

Labour MP for York, Alexander Lyon, went so far as to 'congratulate' Heath for 'avoiding a public inquiry.

He claimed the electors had no right to know anything about the private lives of MPs where it did not effect their public duty.

EARLIER there were whistles and groans from Labour MPs when Mr Terence Higgins, Financial Secretary, said the pound was worth 79p last month compared with 100p at the time of the 1970 General Election.

In other words, the purchasing power of the pound has dropped 2lp (4/2d old money) since Heath's election.

Mr Gerald Kaufman. Labour MP for Ardwick, said: "That will come as a bombshell to millions of families frantically struggling to make ends meet. As far as they are concerned, the only thing going "boom" is their cost of living.' FUND Derby £1; Southall rkenhead £14.

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Press, 25, 1973