Greeting to the daily
By Ronald Brown
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The miners have heard HICH BALAT VAY OUT E Greeting to the • I must take this opportunity of expressing my pleasure at the appearance of Workers' Press as a worthy successor to "The Newsletter".
The new daily has come at an important point in the history of the working class, and in the immediate indusere hit o Monday when trial struggles is indispensable to all militants for guidance in the defence of wages and conditions.
Primarily, of course, the Workers' Press is a political No trains ran on the Cen paper, and this is so because, as we have seen particularly since the implementation of the Labour government's policies, politics are part and parcel oi trade unionism in The Victoria line, which all its stages.
contact Central Committee Sa Milton Road, Swindon phone: Swindon 20570 daily any genuine fight on behalf of the working class—the recent Jones-Scanlon charade at the Labour Party conference is a good example of that.
If the "mistakes" of the past, which led to the betrayal of the 1926 General Strike and the rise of fascism, are to be avoided in the future, then a new leadership, as personified by the new daily, must be extended throughout the working class, ready and determined to lead the fight for socialism.
For these reasons, 1 urze all workers to support their paper. y Ronald Brown, chairman Edinburgh Works' Committee SSEB.