Workers Press no. 201

The Tories mount fabrication' What think Historical bombshell hits CP JACO MUNISS Yathe veterer, Salmiddie bomb crisis the British he origins on Trotsky. A rested we sat over ne latter's Lenin, meanwhile, was at odd stalin on th Stalin's views disintegration ecialist economy: This ick on the sical Sental Lenin's main And in the the eat Brush ta we can signed disruptsky as who had always the Party ain sopose pa ni Trotsky's inventi Linds as and e,t , though skirt-

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The daily organ of the Central Committee of the Socialist Labour League

PUBLISHED FROM TUESDAY TO SATURDAY •

NUMBER 201

FRIDAY JULY 3, 1970

PRICE 6d

HE NEWSLETTER

• British-Leyland, Oxford SHOP STEWARDS at British-Leyland's Morris Motors plant in Oxford are angrily denying allegations contained in a leaflet issued this week by the revisionist International Socialism' group that in one section of the factory the company has 'gone one step nearer Measured-Day Work.

BY PETER READ

"This complete ALL THE archaic pomp and fabrication', senior Trans- pageantry sur-

BY DAVID MAUDE

port and General Workers' rounding yesterday's opening of Parliament was parison between the 'G' block steward Bob Fryer told the a fitting presentation for the reactionary and Workers Press *block agreement the nyon anti-working-class nature of the Tory govern- 18s ld and rogramme outlined in the ment's legislative s. Oxford model the brief platitudes of the Queen's Speech leater allegal, the men ther As Mr Heath said in to the not year, wage dati introducing Genera manifesto just tectron pletely false say that is com over a month ago, all the More Triends are there pes claims wever, are the ge up't including anti-union laws, 133 te an hou the strengthening of law and order and legislation against immigrant workers.

nated do their firs he cue cons palata bill wit

T NOVATIONS

RUSSIAN representative on the four-power Middle the pur East talks, Jakob Malik, is rumoured to have pre- During the shut-down the rday's completed framework sented a Soviet proposal which makes big concessions - which oberations and cut date indus- to the Zionists. improved, that is, for the em

BY JOHN CRAWFORD

othersior stewards me fins datest ole re vened a seeing at which con Man Toy firm's latest fight against entire with ang will provide Where the the secret ballot and compu This is sary cooling off periods.

granted section football sain me a des Che original 10 territories Threatened of State Rogers THE TYPE of CS gas which affected several people in Reported Tuesday night's explosion in as shielas pubnc noust one-and-three-quar • the statement said. These reports are in line (reported in Workers Press yesterday) Is stricty con- Wou the plan referred to i trolled by all the armed services negotiatior No declaration rights Workers Press were retained special investigation bram ed is This a rillas have force desser branc masted he the ac- Wearside that the

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of the til not yard closes Nasser i series. Palestine BARRICADES and checkpoints were set up on roads Sour hours controller the all over Ulster yesterday-manned by 2,000 men of the steelmen member of Catterick Defence Regiment, many project. Ulster tnem Torme hi:

BY A NOSEN NES

must be • make in Arab B-Specials. eaucracy

BY JOHN SPENCER

Tant statements

SUNDERLAND

on guard and give full anxious to Optimism but re the second me it sidering the formation of sor North ends mard at parra le was now co over told not to and more lay Lucas wither the veters The suestion for provide armont Castle the Crank, has been driven t day y Prates Paisley on tters wh With the refrichester Char • far leaked maintenance me 13 2,100 Borean in the way. ch he kicks an mended to the strikers today opposite num- force amass Farces once a min decided e confined to peace major collisions to a p.m. our our she wa "HH KeY to tols alsoute considerable productivity con- unity district the tne ad the strik meeting it Wereside in strin workers, said All shop- class members remains demand immediate payment.

steward Harry stevens ter from time to time. He is against the class enemy. let metor is S.Shields council men (above standing), chairman of yesterday's mass meet- give strike notice ing of workers trom Greenwich works of Sub- study' in a bid to avert the marine Cables Ltd. drab of US troops from Wednesdays WOre Nguyen also declared: In fact, it still continues *The victories Mr Nixon ous pay structures he sardone form or another es Reyrolles' 11,000 maictenance. il serv Thin workers on beday regim thais, rkers sending

The Tories mount "fabrication' What think Historical bombshell hits CP JACOMMINISS Parterer ro middle Stalinist crisis writing in the bureaucratin, marisky® indsay writes: or the fores trade mone Polay Be Considermi The ran of ice dents Sain a Lenn mane For the first test in thi yone ents, chain (which *opium arty Secretary John Golla ander moat Trotsk And i PSU the british rarly we cal the Pa Salind Trotsky's inve kyism for Leninism. Lindsay's article, te ueh sipied

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THE NEWSLETTER • PUBLISHED FROM TUESDAY TO SATURDAY • NUMBER 201 • FRIDAY JULY 3, 1970 reject r

BY PATER ACAD

ALL THE archaic pomp and pageantry rounding yesterday's opening of Parliament was a fitting presentation for the reactionary and anti-working-class nature of the Tory govern- ment's legislative programme outlined in the brief platitudes of the Queen's Speech.

As Mr Heath said in introducing his General Election manifesto just over a month ago, all the friends' are there including anti-union laws, the strengthening of 'law and order' and legislation azalist immerall workers xpected to last East talks, Jakob Malik, is rumoured to have pre- sented a Soviet proposal which makes big concessions to the Zionists. leaders are

BY JOHN CRAWFORD

A SUGGESTION by a over the Cagenham, to take chemical factory and recog- k ou withil the present aks. This broadcast strikers aho sectio their from Cairo this week threat- duced to the original 10 per occuise din. terday ban lined by Secretary. of State Rogers. Reported No declaration as have forced meander Rital Fade a pein de salt on in the American BARRICADES and checkpoints were set up on roads strNasser's talks in Mascow Husseni all over Ulster yesterday-manned by 2,000 men of the Regiment, Ulster Defence many former them B-Specials. BY JOHN SPENCEr forces Baker, chief or the formation of suct paramorance i acher OVister aske campaigning support proper and Mes n one reror progra • he abse surcalls in lue way Shooting 'THE KEY to this dispute Buck the independent mail the unity the said AEF shop- Per from fore to time. He i workers, A delegation demand immediate payment.

steward Harry stevens (above standing), chairman or yesterdays mass meel' ing of workers from the Greenwich works of Sub-

THE

marine Cables Ltd.

THAILAND

Cambodia In the lace of increasing.

provocative Nguyen also declared: drawal ol Us troops from tinue their four-day-c Cambodia. he der one form or antiner inder one, vorks against 280 Ss Vietna mese forces, anc • talks, ending workers on holiday puppe lice fightinge yester Americar Aot ended wire i had joined us control. there were ten afrest The daily organ of the Central Committee of the Socialist Labour League PRICE 6d. British-Leyland, Oxford SHOP STEWARDS at British-Leyland's Morris Motors plant in Oxford are angrily denying allegations contained in a leaflet issued this week by the revisionist 'International Socialism' group that in one section of the factory the company has 'gone one step nearer Measured-Day Work'.

'This is a complete fabrication', senior Trans-

BY DAVID MAUDE

port and General Workers' parison Derween the u boc steward Bob Fryer told the that arrived at Workers Press. workers. block arreement. thinks that while containins block Dall-SHOD lavourao e Contions and Measured-Dav agreement rates between x ld and says, 'simply relates Work does hour not know what MDW is.' a 'dying model'-the work on Morris May 18, thére rennet alleged. 'the men under have heen working that binds them i the claims

T&GWU

5/55 UxIora s Steward branch masazine that is com. pletely false. WaS concuced tor work or continuing model under however, are and More se lous very difficult conditions.

the After attempts the man- "The • опетес а rate an nour. and thẻy could have ver more: the labour they offered block force in the shut hour factor wa. of a hat • first down for a • because of Deroe offer turned down, a dispute in another section. and th

• OVATIONS

"Another string "attached the 1/S 10 orel During Shut-cowr the crease in the soeed or tae completed comnanv technical trom ls 1000 annour to eliminated First ot a stewards noint some operations and cut out, there be no com- can manning requirements Senior stewards then con- véned a meeting at which com- Dany representaives arobbed earler oronosai that rate agreed collo only he change, and agreed to norma tions event of changes While increasing their pre yoy meed to ferain sweper, offer, nowever. labour only on condition that THE TYPE of CS gas which affected several people in existing circumstances the unions forwent the right Tuesday night's explosion in a S Shields public house creases of intend-three-quar- rénegotiate (reported in Workers Press yesterday) is strictly con- ter jobs per hour. trolled by all the armed services.

But metained boation rights special lad frami th 101 l creases above this figure.

branch This Sh the Doory Shields men was eventuary CaC. Wearside working

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are at tie

CULDNES

were Ser• yard closes stole ailers Corby one canister nt siy cansules that took ll firemen and a Sound policemen over again hours to control. steelmen Catterick member

BY A WORKERS PRESS

damn's "Yorkshire) hamh must be

CORRESPONDENT

disposal squad took away unused found by firemen on Wednesday. on guard

SUNDERLAND

shipyards the Doxtord and sunder and group Optimism Shipbuilding are close for the second time in

OFFICIALS

of both the weeks. Engineers Amaramated and Foundrvworkers' and the Fler.

I men trom the boytord's over Plumbing Trades Nowh Sands vard at Pallion trical 'and were told not report for Unions will tonight work yesterday and more lay Lucas joint mass offs are expected striking Corpor ation member The men were warned that terpreted as a Department ot OPTIMISM was the keynote without the hirers and main.

yesterday amongst tenance men who have been manace. Employment and Productivity- officials con- strike weeks for 17 • the ment ana umon the move nrovIde yard could not remain open.

cerned wItn strike Dass restarting cre-casters and are pending Corporat on. Mone lay-ofis tions with the Birming- DastiCa workers in decade on monday to i certain reported both unionsas ham. yesterday's Workers Press But there would seem to be have the strike Jittle basis tor this in what proposed productivity deal.

recom- the tormila he maintenance me S Donus Mr Harry mended to the strikers today.

AEF

reopened following claim meetin heir guard. Strikers will annarentlu tonight's once stri lem on an asked to ratien in. formal that representatives are national executive after Wed.

ArAmica tha two-instalment com- certain acon chaied by that nescav's talks wito the com. Dany offer they have alda de pany reacned deadock. rejected could considerable productivity con- The district committee's paid in one go. cessions. decision to spread the STMKe throughout Wearside involving Other AHH mem hero remaine S.Shields council men suspended while a meeting expected before the end of the Doxford's man- give strike notice agement and

AEF

members. Sunderland Trades Council has assed a resolution SOUTH Shields town council study' in a bid to avert the the Res has served with strike. ходе Blame for strike action 1,000 Labour councillor, strike General and Municipal Fitzpatrick, also a convenor of unionistworkers trade Reyrolles, Hebburn, has called (reported Wednesday's receive on the councu to recruit more .

July 24. Press). • cen wate rise work-stucy stant to otter vari. felt the remarks were "hey ous pay structures to the men.

situation one_sided Innerascamt dangerouc Refuse collection. road clearly faces Revrolles' 11.000 They when convenor Aunraccar thair coli council services will be hit darity with advocates work •tha ctuare and urged other trade unionists to The council, which is con- moral financial sup- trolled by has decided to set up a 'feasibility luce Measured-Day port.

WORKERS PRESS

PAGE TWO

'THE PRESS WE DESERVE', which was published in june, is of interest only because of contributions to it by certain 'left-wingers', namely: ficial, leave Raymond Williams, writer and academic who was to the fore of the recent campaign for a Convention of the Leit; contributor to 'Tribune' and the New D. A. N. Tones. c There Statesman': and Peter Fryer, author of several books about pornography, prudery, scandals, etc., but of special interest to us because. after leaving the Daily Worker and Com- munist Party in 1956, he joined the Trotskyist movement for a short time and was the first editor of The Newsletter', forerunner of Workers Press; and John Palmer, leading Trotskyismi present member ol the international socialism group and is economic ends, is commentator for 'The Guardian'.

Jones is just a journalist that the cours with a smattering of radical and socialists ideas earning nis ilving. Williams bemoans the power commercial the working naturally, finding it hard going.

Wor deal after in this Free press' y as a whole idological and grow higher than the eins inclined individuan m may Constants must cause es frome teeing bels choose to. avoid Ness feel ciently f labourme, there is a olitical counte

'THE PRESS WE DESERVE'

do its if only they are able to Edited by Richard Boston Routledge and Kegan Paul. 36s.

Typifies Fris has a section did srincip did terences. counter-revolu- tionary Stalinist bureaucracy.

the time since prepares with enelies Distortion crable to take Leon Trotsky i and ice than on or en with a sim or him intan worr deliberas not et us when pete Trotskyists the Workers Press of having failed ---- - 7 I would like information about

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AvanaDie TrOm NEW PARK Name Address "ratt for Marxist traitors, including the This struggle groups" thords: it sharpens a me matter of as rival organizations sharpens an the left used to be known i words: instru- he SLL. the party, for penetration ment, Instead of four quarto sides, of the abjective struggle masses, Marxis can the alon from develop- circulated by correspondence weekly, as in Fryer's day, which be made. present news, The purpose of our paper is historical and cultural material, not to express ourselves process, through and above all guide the members and supporters of the SLL in the day-to-day struggles of the work- In other words, two opposite ing class. And Fryer objects that class conceptions of what is free- dom are here involved. Fryer we are no longer a news-sheet!

on the ather side. Like every Obviously, the amount of news petty-bourgeois, he cynically complaint. It is the is not his fight for theory as rejects the political content of paper "heresy-hunting'. that upsets him and makes neces.

Fryer his attack, unequalled finishes hood measure, sary anything else in his contribution single tom olara. this book. middle-class crisis oman with a collection We m.: no apology for deal- all our 'radical' enemies, and ing at length with every revision- ist attack on of built up out of years of carefully every aspect Marxism. cultivated gossip, the material

THE NEWSLETTER

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GET THIS STRAIGHT, MORGAN PHILLIPS!

By PETER FRYER me that N mie for tatar fee pandon to houlich, 1. as don And the nio is Finch was done was a crandal too Sight reti

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cRY Croydon tenants want effective acti Ave achin aga conspracy to hick real socals Eur councilors find palmentary cale hate peat on Pe had is is a national sue neurydon. Mr Wall Wanted more thar Future Ofters or soon shoud that they wanied more the aus itement it sprit on the ena, reLabour Party and Hure Lat the labour Preslared. Want mean "Has heen no lead a ton that they stop ath mech approval don back pare planning: "There has member of the Amal. The four-page quarto-sized Newsletter circulated as a correspondence weekly in Fryer's day.

And it does not worry of which provocations are made: us even for that one split-second our misting sixpence per week. it will be interpreted reply to Fryer claims daily of the Central Committee organ by him and his like as 'heresy- hunting' and preoccupation with Socialist Labour League"; in fact enemies and traitors'. appears five times week. We do propose to track down Even 50, its and production every enemy and traitor, to dias- independent distribution must his ters chee him. nose prepare SiL's meadoe re surces. Its the colossal against others like Our fight against revisionism lication is a considerable achieve- is theoretical fight, which. attributable more to ment, com- analyses and exposes every last mercial i and long hours Tolen ideological barrier to the achieve- work cesses of thy kind political than ment of revolutionary conscious- ness by the working class. Fryer will have his soon T

BBC 1

11.45-11.00 a.m. Watch with mother. 12.55 p.m. Dechrau canu dechrau canmol. 1.30 News and weather. 1.38 Wimbledon 1970. 4.40 Jackanory. 4.55 Score with The Scaffold. 5.30 Space kidettes. 5.40 Junior 'points of view. 5.50 News and weather.

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8.20 ME MAMMY. 'The Day Verllia Went to Pieces'.

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4.30 p.m. WIMBLEDON 1970.

7.30 NEWS and weather. 8.00 WHEELBASE. 'A Car for the Holiday'.

8.25 VILLETTE. 'Apple of Discord'.

9.10 THE BEETHOVEN SYMPHONIES, Otto Klemperer conducts Symphony No. 7 in A major and Symphony No 8 in major.

10.20 MATCH OF THE DAY.

11.10 NEWS and weather. 11.15 LINE-UP.

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6.03 EARLY BIRD. Fashion, holidays, men and women.

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CONFESSION. 'The Python Method'. 10.00 NEWS.

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PEOPLE. Tony 12.00 midniaht TALKING ABOUT Blackburn talks about Ken Dodd.

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Friday July 3, 1970 answer on the scope of our publication schedules. We have already shown this, during the general election campaign.

the "strain' As for on the League's 'meagre' resources, we have been told by the revision- ists that every step forward we have made would overtax bur exhausted membership. We have gone from strength to strength while these relaxed gentlemen build anything have failed to whatsoever. This is because we stant from scientific analysis and definite political objectives. These objec- tives are defined as part of the of the struggle for strategy workers' power, and they are fought for at every step by the training Marxists to over- come all problems in a principled way. When we decided to start definite work for a daily paper in the summer of 1964, that was done on the basis of the develop- ing situation and the opportuni- ties of resolving the crisis of revolutionary leadership. Our members accepted every political nght and every sacrifice along the road. "Commercial acumen' and 'hours of work' have nothing to do with it. The petty-bourgeois enemy of Marxism cannot understand the Bolshevik way of resolving prob- lems and he hits back at it with this hoary old lie. it 'commercial acumen' Was that raised the financial resources for the Workers Press, including one single fund of £25,000? Is it 'commercial acumen' that gets us a fund of f1,000 every month, besides revenues from sales, SLL subscriptions, and other special funds? Support And what lies behind this money raising? Only definite political cam- paigns and support in the work- ing class for these campaigns.

They are carried through, and have been ever since 1961, by a developing team of young Marx- ists who are carrying out the injunctions of Trotsky at : his death: to go forward to build the Fourth International.

Fryer's horizons are those of the petty bourgeois. He can see publications and papers only as the product of private enterprise, of 'commer- cial acumen', of long hours of work' The revolutionary daily paper, built in every way only on "poli- tical successes' , and on the les- sons learned from political diffi- problems, culties i.e., as development of part of the Marxism: this he cannot under- stand, blinded as he is by fear or hatred of the revolutionary working class and its demands on the intellectual. Fryer and those like him will continue to carry out this kind of attack. But we have their measure. We can expose to more and more workers and intellectuals the class content of the evolu- tion of renegades like Fryer.

From deserting his post on "The Newsletter' he has taken his time, but he has finally taken up his post-firmly and stead- fastly on the other side, at a class forces can only force him when the polarization time of even farther to the right.

HTV (Wales) colour channel 4l as above except: dydd. 11.30 Cymru heddiw.

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ANGLIA: 2.00-4.10 London. 4.25 News- 4.35 Romper 4.55 room. Lost in space. 5.50 rongs. Wit fakes a thier. 8.50 foress Cross- Anglia. 6.35 London. 10.30 Stables Theatre Company. 11.30 'City of Fear' With Vince Edwards, John Archer and atricia Blair. An escaped convic is carrying a container f deadlv radio active material which could wipe out the whole city. 12.51 Reflection.

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"Jazzboat' with 7.00 Cinema: Anthony Newley, An electrician pretends to be a Aubrey and James Booth. 1 big-time crook. 8.30 London.

YORKSHIRE: 2.00 London. 4.10 Zing- 4.50 Rainbow along. 4.25 Matinee. country. 5.20 Tom Grattan's war. 5.50 Condon. 6.00 Calendar, wartet. With weather. 6.30 Wheel of fortune. 7.00 Dirk Bogarde, George Cole, Basil Rad- ford, Naunton Wayne and Mai Zetter- ling. Four of Somerset Maugham's best stories. 9.00 London. 10.30 Uni- versity challenge. 11.00 London. Mid- night weather. GRANADA: 2.00 London. 4.10 News.

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Friday July 3, 1970 US Round-up

THE ENTERTAINERS

Italian's TOMORROW should see the ony mass ran wasac ton in recent months which come waits of the decader president NiXon has been privately hoping will draw a Mafia- ally overlabours the point.

large attendance. report Honourn taken reinde America king the to Washrown on dependent Band and no les than a 50 voice Not a very formidabl samos in buses as ek.

SHOW-BUSINESS

choir. But help is coming. Astronaut Colonel Frank Bor- Well-known stars were Newton founded the Black Panther Party in 1966 to defend thi Oakland (San Francisco) ghetto from brutal police attacks. The poster seen left has now been dropped as a sop to the liberals who now support the Panthers. It was considered 'too obscene for their taste. The one Tiliarien wese sded y this Hal per So far, so good. that got away? ly Mage-managed so as car Tred trom Sa prove that t a matter of weeks. peniten dary sts in the minds of polfice onlyiaist Mark Chack, through the gagging is coarsend serpence to met by the hated Judge Julius The Mafia seems to have used a combinatio is to the sia and American-taliar Franz Fant Monday by clopsy its respects sed their Man pan decision t Вося не нане таня дара Italian one mediatesting judge, criminalssn*t party from Governo *1967 i with many on only and treat 18 yarold Bob Might conductor one l so a man urdersmot Ch Ign che Fred It is also reported that the Further education his received protections under fire

EDUCATION CORRESPONDENT

UNDER THE terms of all over the country, it was the Industrial Training decideo to make use or exist.

education (FE) Act passed

A NEW

ing turther talks 340,000

LIC

TOO ON

pay lor take Tories in 1964 and sub- colleges. teachers opens in London today as the key one he fame is and and. sequently developed by National Union of Teachers submits its £225 •A levy was imposed on the Labour government, million pay claim to the Burnham negotiating all firms in order employers were assured a additional committee. A london teacher reviews here some out the cost steady supply of cheaply.

of the recent developments the trained labour. colleges Principals further education. were given a money incentive Two major economies would on 'The Extended Col- of ment meet the neeas were made immediately: under the suDervisIon ot the toms executives lege Year': employers, relevant Inaustnal 1ralning The Association e besides armed bodies of werentl wei- • Instead DUala LID) bullding reached agreement make doubly costly new training centres wiLl 10cd sure that these mary a American nevolu organizations immediatel OPPr no sane machine, and that 1s hoped that such courses would teachers conditions instructors rather ice will be maintained. sand matr run. than more costly lecturers and The death agony of Most IT courses now mak revolutionary leadership demands ning investment capital duration months needs of local geared to the them assment and raids have inaustry. lead- A large percentage or courst The capitalism time is given instruc- i Below the bullet the Transitional ot more continuous use. Programme There han be me. ancy to adopted by the the past because: students,

ITB

courses Oficial ATTI and the they have to work. accept Custo to pratote thieadership The at Christmas, courses Yanid summer. inevitable, tasks of the Easter and 3. ПВ courses are introduced to malt practices in order to hit ITBs such destroy Bull voluntary with vers, consultations' with wnlo for short 4th International lengthened' students have to work 9 a.m Your for Tithch with a attacks the like the line employers'

A SOCIALIST. LABOUR LEAGUE PAMPHLET

drive in the Association of factories (ATTI) on sca opposec i tom des

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man-a symbol ad- read a valice rayer to the Almighty smoorkey for the sholl organizons.

clowever. goes, was anxiously for morte dores Not sort demonstration that Nixon but many American people teel most of on the list of sponsors ine time THE DARLING of the ami- garde, Canadian premier Pierre- Eliot Trudeau. is out in front again - this with aume ware freezes ano other assonted amacks on Canadian workers. Actually he's an old hand.

His administration has twice intervened in the past year to attack militant strikers-first to break the strike of longshoremen on the West coast and then to smash the Montreal postal truck drivers' union by negotiations between the firing 300 men. Board and the postal government when the trying Now Pretty Pierre is attempt- was to camo the o per cent ceiling on pay increases.

ing to impose a 6 per cent wage Ret al un mate. celine Sulterence thatt rathe? large Canadian trade unionists have credibility gap. rebuffed his efforts. They walked out and 8,000 struck last week In wards-the 1.6 million mem- ber Labour Congress rejected outright the wage curbs, Trudeau's troubles have just refusing to 'comfort the servile begun. agents of government'. Canadian apitalists desper. king flow of US move And in The ruling Party gov- Marke all Liberal won anca cases per cent spread over two years. working Rut the Canaciar The workers' Trudeau: An old hand at construcaon ared to nght for the gainsatina settlement came in the midst of achever anackine strikes. stewards' chairman Liverpool's Netherton English-Electric plant, writes : WITH THE General Election now over I feel I can, with- out harming the party I have supported for over 20 years, ask that papers such as your excellent fighting-machine make issue of this year's Birthday Honours List.

I refer, of course, to the knighthood offered to my ex- boss. Remember Woolwich? Remember Netherton? Remem- ber English-Electric, Liverpool?

Thank you Wedgwood Benn and your party of MPs, including Mrs Dunwoody. Thank you Mr Wilson for the redundancy payments which some of these ex workers are trying to make a living from, even now; over six months after their jobs are gone.

Above all, thank you Sir Arnold Weinstock for show- ing how wrong we were in thinking that Britain under Labour was for the working class.

Now genuine and sincere thanks to the Workers Press for their support. I only wish the membership at large had really read the truths you tried to give them.

NE HERTON.

Merseyside AEI-GEC workers demonstrating through Liverpool last year.

Friday July 3, 1970

WORKERS PRESS

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/PACT LEAKED

Historical TODAY the Burnham Committee meets to con- sider the teachers' salary claim for 1971. Earlier this year the teachers won a £120-a-year interim Kremlin-Brandt a Productivity bombshell rise on the basic scale prior to the termination of the of the current salary agreement. 'he ‡120 was won after prolonged areas the mero oated or a see 2502, 200 strike action

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compares with the existing scale of £980-€1,720.

deal against IN TONES reminiscent of the Kenneth Williams show 'Stop Messing About', the National Union of Teachers general bogey behind manly women had yo secretary Mr Edward Britton told a meeting in Boston. Lincolnshire, last German unity tantes sure pee week: a very mucn node car une new cov- promise will _KeeD increase sustanaly me eve or ecuca- payments

BY A FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT

non expenalture. teachers claim Ine one virtue or his speech 1s that THE TERMS of the proposed Bonn-Moscow complacency serves as an alarm Pact, 'leaked' by a W German magazine this signal to the entre teaching protession in this crucial period as the Burnham week, specifically endorsed the permanent divi- been advocating Committee meets today to consider the sion of Germany first agreed between Stalin and NUT's claim for a new salary scale of the allies at the end of the last war.

£1,200-t4,200 to operate trom 19/1.

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