ELECTION RESULTS EDITION

Workers Press no. 189, 17 June 1970 · scan pages 2, 5

Topics: Socialist Labour League and the WRP

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in Clapham failure. in surplus !' ASTONISHMENT It's gone up all over the world!

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we're paying for devaluation.

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show I will stand four-square with industrial wing of the party'.

So everything's all right, isn't it?

PRAISED FEATHER from Pitt.

It proved the case 'if anyone has any dubiety in his mind about the best way of resolving industrial relations,' said Scanlon.

• Béating us with the threat of legal sanctions against the unions, Scanlon 'put in a nutshell what the situation would be if the people of this coun L were so unwise, would almost say so stupia, as to return a Tory government'.

"There are strikes,' said transport workers' leader Jack Jones, because there are backwoodsmen-yes, on both sides of industry-but in the main, on the side of the employers.

No Tory premier would road open

ever be able to get industrial peace in the way Feather and Wilson had, Jones stressed.

David Pitt, Lestor told us, is a good, idealistic, left-wing socialist-and we need more of those in the House of Commons'.

She was sure he would 'add dignity and a great deal of wisdom to our deliberations'.

Every class-conscious worker, student and tenant in -Clapham must vote Labour tomorrow, of course.

But it will be in spite of the nauseating 'left'-reformist claptrap packaged by the Clapham Labour Party.

MEET Political significance General Election OXFORD Wednesday, June 17, 7.30 p.m.

Alma Hall, Alma Place Speaker: G. Healy (SLL national ATUA and Young Socialists meeting Evé of election meeting NEWCASTLE, Wednesday, June 1.

1.30 p.m Flack, Socialist Labour League.

ALL TRADES MEETINGS 'Fight the Tories' OLLERTON. Saturday, June 20, Plough Inn.