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What think 'Star' must answer for Stalin's crimes in Greece the Mornine State rightly for a se was sent to prison acting fascists Country their Ut ganized valose yet nore Stalinism For the Treek or stalinismes Toss a bie to Talk for of the fighters traya is past quarter of a century. The 'Star's' editor history or the of treat for unclear tre In Moks Theodorakis en cold have put him I und have Centrea work power taken was in German troops moved out. Bother British Army bringing back the King. Stalinism handed bound hand and took pets, Greek allowed the movement of the thear receporitical indier ton cames 158, the

PUBLISHED FROM TUESDAY TO SATURDAY • NUMBER 206

THE NEWSLETTER •

• FRIDAY JULY 10, 1970

A NATIONAL dock strike-the first since the

BY JOHN SPENCER

1926 General Strike - loomed large over Edward Heath's new Tory administration yesterday.

TODAY

Docks delegates from all

SPECIAL

over Britain and N Ireland

FEATURES

defied the threat of army and voted infervention unanimously to strike for Why Labour from basic wage

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next Tuesday (July 14). (page two registered. Britain The Tories rind t can pe defeated case tour. standing basic claim earnings uk T&GWU national romar date fister is reenee speaking to all ponts except Liverpool. Tor Piecework Home talks with Shah

A RECUMMENDATIUN

strike action eet the Shal from August 1o will be put by shop stewards to a factory-

BY A WORKERS PRESS

gate meeting at London's

CORRESPONDENT

aue to move

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Acton plant this morning. Workers hearted bottit in the maintain some earnings e related to oucarni Tory government. In other words if the iol Brokers daim had broken do act rament believed it to be thei Toes wi Do hat rands endorsed the ar British protests oil and othe coat does bin voted 06. tention, wiPese no the of with. in of Home in his atre ree weeks holidays. So. Rochester in k razakerly Different where the notoriou nent statement yesterday.-

BY A FOREIGN CORHESPONDENI

two is Cong report and thared Statprisons in the dist this eks to tempts at white. vase smashed sy this wesso "Yesterday's US official in Vietnai vritten of Co advises with tense. Criminals. experience, to They wanted the oon as they she sland, bus on the contrary intern to a at Bspiecework performance The daily organ of the Central Committee of the Socialist Labour League Group of Ten meeting ends in deadlock Common Market-US rift widens

BY PETER JEFFRIES

SO GREAT is the current build-up of tension between the leading capitalist countries, that the September meeting of the International Monetary Fund could see a severe crisis in Common Market-United States relations.

The latest Paris meeting Many ol the vroup ot len has ended in complete dead-

JOCK.

Considerable American pres- jailed in arrange Ulster General der Garizes AS ULSTER gets ready workers enter the lactory vesterday to collect a tax rebate Orange Mondav s Cables stewards marches, the trials people it widening of. arrested the riots of the last two weeks to lobby talks proceed. were i owe

BY A_WORKERS PRESS REPORTER

STOOD FIRM

SHOP STEWARDS from Standard Telephones' Erith months 1 both counts the rren ana ureenwich submarine Ladies lactories are to lobby Orange DoSs fear that if these pro talks today between officials of the London Association arged would undermine OI Engineering Employers and of the tve unions in- breakmade volved in their two-week-old strike.

on charges rrest in the curfew area The thoughts of reed ori Morris shutdown reports Workers or and onven

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twistrik ad about 405ed breach of alleged chief meetiner on further action general £$85 in support of the 450 strikers MAB: No Glimmer union's new offer published yesterday. who cent increase dings. meriner en continue Not with : 1,800 satished entered its third week

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SOCIALIST LABOUR LEAGUE AND YOUNG SOCIALISTS

Summer since •act nahare or is real man's camp

JULY 25- AUGUST 8

Caught up in the first fust Situated in Conway enthusiasticall pleasall The essex coast. Summer famp, a Clapham High St. SW4.

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workers press What thinki 'Star' must answer for stalin's crimes in Greece

YESTERDAYS

star tal weeks anitary cour this Which one of the diading acting to ponight the committed chime hen fascists their coup. Right v so. before astare e takes are Stalinism For the in responsibili the Gork Stalini. Today the of the i century. 1 ne Invasily steen re Lond reced meenut him rider The Greekind ind it the masso Grestalin Thia Greek cap plot repren the movement of the INCORPORATING THE NEWSLETTER • PUBLISHED FROM TUESDAY TO SATURDAY • NUMBER 206 •

FRIDAY JULY 10, 1970

National dock strike July 14 Dockers all out to win A NATIONAL dock strike - the first since the

BY JOHN SPENCER

1926 General Strike - loomed large over Edward Heath's new Tory administration yesterday.

TODAY

Docks delegates from all

SPECIAL

over Britain and N Ireland

FEATURES

defied the threat of army intervention and unanimously to strike for Why Labour a £20 basic from Lost want next Tuesday (July 14). (page two halt treports registered Britain and The Tories can be acreated • sermone is mer on (page four stanette basic faith The employers had offered •HWI national docks nfice Tim O'legi speaking Present Base 1 porters arter yesterday's conteren all ports except Liverpool.

Strike decision Piecework Home talks today at CAV with Shah 189,

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Fome is in Brus Acton for strike from allion August 18 will be put by situation in the Persian Gulf shop stewards to a factory- and many sections of docker

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troops

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Acton

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plant this 100 British influence there. front. agreement with After four days of negotia- attempt to cut the executive that the Gulf. must be related to output.

Lory government. on Wednesday. aht inate fice the operator Brokers t the decision to i had broket • ok, tor 'that the the ster ads endored the at it had bite union esponsibility oil and other e in breake of com beent mmittee which + for problem • Leary after yesterday's variou that ter •daporal a rather har ahe us oil competition that devel once rin ok Home in hi ore three weiss holidays

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lalks loudy. one le Subury Sufolk, Rochester in kent ant 'Communist criminals' in Different cages says Saigon very different, ork Rochespeciall tele-control monitoring sosten

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United Stateprisons in the Colonel attempts at white- re smashed by this presen tried said of "Pesterday"s ment 00 one or alse editened faste Paris r pinan 1322 operato te nig Vietnamese manageme ceiling write of on enm upkeep posed by the Aton tion to have. E077 experiences it nisher out of the separate quarters.

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

JULY 10, 1970

Group of Ten meeting ends in deadlock

BY PETER JEFFRIES

SO GREAT is the current build-up of tension between the leading capitalist countries, that the September meeting of the International Monetary Fund could see a severe crisis in Common Market-United States relations.

The latest Paris meeting of the Group of Ten has ended in complete dead- lock. aly reece daye be frenm. The Pompidou government hae doilaen AS ULSTER gets ready Workers enter • factorv vesterdav to colect a tax rebate economic policy. for Monday's Orange marches, the trials people arrested in riots of the last two weeks sid and teements for

BY A WORKERS PRESS REPORTER

'STOOD FIRM

SHOP STEWARDS from Standard Telephones' Erith On both counts the French and Greenwich Submarine Cables factories are to lobby fear that if these talks today between officials of the London Association they posals of Engineering Employers and of the five unions in- any volved in their two-week-old strike.

counterweight meeting the the realer flexibility for Euro redun- yesterday Morris shutdown cd at the tired the 4,000 y the 1944 Bill Wraight told the i other tepiants heir a decision on musher on a meincay rigid cir secretary general sisted against the free for-a suach M&B: No form Trists toll ding 1991. Glimmer editorial is he the trion's journal, new offer

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all the crisis in the

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WORKERS are holding demoralized labour force have not been forgotten. the line firm against the And it is also clear that Tory government. workers feel far from now defeated, they have the will and the power make Churchill's Interviews by Workers heirs pay for the past. Press reporters in several But many workers were areas of London over the last clear why the Labour adminis- few days found dockers, tration was defeated. Some still retained the illusion engineers and 'white-collar' that Wilson had 'done a good workers all expressing" mis- job'. Here are two contrasting views, trust of the new govern- from age one ment's policies and plans.

pensioner and a life-long Labour supporter the other from and East End engineer. The antagonism that divides those who sell their 'When the Tories in they didn't do nothing and left labour from those who live all the dirty work for Wilson. off it was vividly revealed by feel very sorry for Harold Wil- son, don't understand why a Bermondsey engineering the Tories in,' Mrs got said worker who spoke to us in a Hogan of Bermondsey. public house in the heart of 'They call Withers party, the When Labour Party. London's dockland. were in power were supposed they to control the but government, round here Ten men rent went up-a big Now Greater Lon- the don Council was Tory, we know "There 1934 in was a man should that, but Wilson have said in Edinburgh who that stepped in and put an embargo Britain would not be sorted Because he didn't he lost on it. out until ten men were wait- a lot of support.' ing outside the factory for one Most people Churchill, the man expressed disgust man's job. towards the national press, tele- who sent the troops against vision and the opinion polls- Tonypandy miners. That's the Tories" think the press and the a lot of stevedore, waiting at polls made people sit Maltby's back and think it Scruttons Royal docks was all Down here there is a tendancy muster point put it this way: to think that they were all bent.

"The Tories—I know them But Wilson was taken in and he old, from know the form was far too complacent,' said the book on these boys and I stevedore quoted above. tell you they have done never 'I think that all any us any favours and I'm not they were looking this bent. they should not have for any from gov- ernment' listened to the polls, a poll is The Churchillian brutality, not a vote. The press put up the Tory braggarts of the 1920s these polls but what are the 1930g Tories', and crowing press - the another over Three of the seven dockers' leaders tried on conspiracy charges under Wartime C carried shoulder high from the courtroom after their acquittal. Left to right: Bill Jo and Harry Constable. DAN FLYNN, a Transport and General Workers' Union member from the Hoyal docks, had this to say:

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the Tories still turned out, Wil- live supporters up their vote by about son's credibility's gone-they just pushed him the lesser of 2,000 votes. saw as two think a lot of this must evils. People remember what Wilson did. by have been made up women affected wav prices are He made loans to big the rocketing up in the shops.

Con- business; he made loans to ship- servatives made a lot of the old building but wouldn't nation- -and he made a fool of theme: the husband's alize it- sex-war himself over Rhodesia. but prices also going up, rising fast. That isn't socialismi lot of people in my income lot of Labour course voters just abstained. bracket their buying Wilson increased the And although most Labour houses. I would like information about Fill in the form below and send to NATIONAL

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Name Address docker from Bermondsey's Tooley St wharf. The dangers of racialism were also apparent, but many workers have scented Powell's already political trail: 'One thing I think is clear, he has more influence in the Tory Party than they would like to make out. Deep down I don't think that Heath is réally opposed to Powell at all since his main aim is to split the working men up, said a portworker, again from the Royal group of docks-once reported to be a centre of racialism in the capital- ist press. Folklore Others regurgitated the mod- ern racialist folklore that with the help of the press has become a feature: I'm not a racialist, but the country's overcrowded, Powell has put his finger on what a lot of people think. I know he's a Tory, but what he says just appears to be common sense to me! The question that bit deepest, however, was defence of the trade unions. That there would be strikes, go-slows, overtime bans to standards and oppose defend anti-strike laws was a common view, but what if the trade union leaders betrayed? What preparation could be made right now? A lorry-driving member of Transport General the and Workers' Union from Wapping told us: 'I don't know if the leader- ship of our union's going to fight or not. But if the Tories attack the unions there'll be an explo- sion.' under Wartime Order 1305 in 1951 t to right: Bill Johnson, 'Nudger' Harrison tax on loans and many of them got done an extra £l a week, and when they wanted to put in other amenities - like central heating — the National Coal Board's loans had gone up from £4 a month to £5 a month.

In other words the Labour leaders were taxing their own supporters. It was a capitalist govern- ment. On the Tories' threats against the unions, I think that regard- less of what laws are brought in dockers - and workers in general - will carry on. This'll obviously mean clashes. Already a lot of dockers are talking about 1951, when they tried to put Harry Constable and others 1n on conspiracy charges under 1305. What's being said is 'they've tried to break us through the courts before- and failed'. Even with local union officials and lay delegates, where they were prepared to co-operate with the Labour government, there's now a mood building up not to go along with the Tories at all.

But we're not so sure about our union leaders. Dockers were very disap- pointed when they came out on nation liza son the and found nationalization Jack Jones, our general secretary, saying he knew nothing about it.

And we still want nationaliza- tion: there'll be more strikes on it no matter which government's

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Friday July 10, 1970

JOHN BARBER,

a former National Amalaamated 'ollowing up our pre-election inter steward at Tilbury. stevecores ane bockers now view series-'Unions and Labour'-on working London's Royal group of docks, told ine workers riess what trade unionists from different areas of the country saw as the issues TOut nore in the General Election, Workers preceding Conservative Press reporters have been out in he Tories are in. ways I'm glad A descript several working-class areas of Lon- don this week seeking views on the peoprement ot our choing.

reasons for Labour's election defeat and on the fight against the Tories.

They held back. hot on poof neople lust stayed This is the first of a weekly discus- so the Tories getting it sion series to which we hope members idle older and they they of the labour movement in every area of the country will contribute.

MARGU buvELL, a nw London bank empioyee, said:

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in The our of tet as or and polls. ng him with him dieths ill sat es evervthing ake that I think this to get the Tories out. arer lord pr sure rent here land.

The aware people take tribunal s sulan t because we kented no bottibu Dockers mustering near London's Royal group of docks earlier this week.

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Friday July 10. 1970 EGYPT in 1952 was a country that had been shaping up for revolu- The previous year had seen nearly 50 strikes by workers. In the second half of 1951 there were several peasant uprisings in which the demand was raised for the land to be given to those who tilled it. There was unrest in the universities and in the armed forces. The corrupt regime of King Farouk and his ministers had been profoundly discredited by its debacle in the 1948 Arab- Israeli war. A popular guerilla struggle was being waged against British occu- pation forces in the Canal zone.

On January 26, 1952, the masses of Cairo took to the and their streets, demonstra- tions against imperialism turned into a massive outburst of fury the conditions they endured, expressin burning of against itself in violence the property. At the centre of discontent among army oficers was a group known Free Officers' as the Movement, a nationalist move- ment in which were figures such Anwar el Sadat, Khaled as Mohieddin, and Gamal. Abdul Nasser. Smarting under the disaster of 1948, these nationalists were bitter and contemptuous of the regime, and they were moving towards a clash with the govern- ment. 1951, they had issued a In proclamation: *The Executive Committee of : Officers the demands that the army's function should be the achievement the country's independence, and it will not permit the army to be used for the destruction of nationalist • . the army has movements strong, liberated value only in The ubiquitous Mr J. Willard Marriott in the June 27 issue that Donald Nixon, the honourable American president's brother, was feted in Athens by Tom 'Esso' Pappas and Aristotle Onassis. Executive Vice-President of the Marriott Corporation, Nixon was in the colonels' country to sign a lucrative whereby contract Marriott is to provide catering services for Onassis' own airline, Olympia. On July 3, the Workers Press noted that the 'Honour America Day' jamboree was forging ahead with its plans to unite America for a single day, under the aegis of Bob Hope and Billy Graham.

Who was the chief organizer of this celebration? A certain ... J. Willard Marriott. Who is this ubiquitous Mr Marriott? Besides supplying the Greek fascists and organizing patriotic American blow-outs, he is direc- tor of various car, banking and insurance firms and chairman of the Washington-based Marriott Corporation, an outfit in the busi- ness of owning and operating and hotels, airline restaurants catering and hospital and institu- tional feeding with annual sales of $200 million. The corporation is a tightly- knit affair well. family as Marriott his wife and two sons occupy the top four seats.

The "Honour America Day' ceremonies, we are assured by its organizers was a strictly 'non- political' show, certainly not in- tended to whip up enthusiasm for Nixon and his war. Undoubtedly, then, it is co- incidental that the chairman of the organizing committee- Marriott-also helped to arrange Tricky Dick's inauguration cere- monies. It is also coincidental that his wife is a Republican Party national committee-woman and that Dick's brother occupies the of Executive Vice- position President in his corporation.

When this 'little band of men' honour America they honour the genocidal war in Indo-China, the fascist regime in Greece, the giant corporations with their equally giant profits, the smashing of strikes and the shooting of black people and students by the National Guard. It must be made abundantly clear that every sponsor, 'hawk' or 'dove', of this 'non-political' 'Honour America Day' is a class enemy, nothing less.

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whichie prepa the Pare ofter ke Esters coe. At the same time, oin the 53 Central intelligenot shangrou i ind raya Syria, Sudan, • the articles Nasser doobied din introducec partist contacts, regime Cleveland about? of The first Happe anti-war conference been the reaction of automakers manag SOrTS replied Enthusiastic. demands by them

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few ne te was undertaki Office of Minority the tho establishment sides of the same well. logical end-produt Business Enterprise tarnished coin. The stated aim at cas baism proces: And what is our Progressiv Stalinism torment bain aner Ciry Busi Improvement ceded 1 EG. 3 c. Maria Materia and clinche quote fr Martin of Vice President Spiro resen A bank is a bank is a bank ...

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dating the Bonapartist regime, Nasser was prepared to use transport workers' strike, and on subsequent occasions too, he has leaned on the strength masses—notably of course, the popular resistance in Port Said against the imperialist aggression in 1956. in Syria, Likwise Jedid prepared to arm the 'workers' battalions' against threats to his regime. But what none of the Arab Bonapartist regimes have been able to tolerate is any striving by the working class to assert its political independence, to have its own organizations and parties.

The same pattern has been followed throughout - suppres- sion of the communists in Egypt, Iraq, Syria and the Sudan, sub- ordination of the trade unions to the state, as in Egypt and Sudan, enrolment of the masses into state-controlled one, organization such as Arab Socialist Union. All power is monopolized by the ruling military clique behalf of the nationalist middle class. In Iraq, the Communist Party has gone underground; but in Egypt, the liquidation Party was carried out with the assistance of the Stalinists them- following Khrushche's selves, visit to Cairo in 1964. Nasser released CP members from jail, but warned that any- one attempting to organize would be arrested Even if we have to do it as in India'. (Where mass arrests without trial were taking place.) 'When I appointed Khalid Mohieddin to "Akhbar al Yom", in the knowledge that was Khaled Mohieddin is part of the Abdul Gamel

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regime and not a part of the communists. •• .. We will under no circum- stances deliver the press to the communists, and we will not per- mit a single one of them to form an organization in the country.

anyone who says In my opinion, he is a Marxist is free to do so.

the establishment of However, a political organization is against the league of popular labouring forces' In other words, Nasser was saying, you can interpret the world as you like, so as much long as you don't try to change it. In fact, a 'Marxist' interpreta- tion-that is, the use of 'Marxist' phrases and phrasemongers could serve the regime; and in 1965, the leaders of the Com- munist Party decided to serve the regime by dissolving their own party and joining, as individuals, Socialist Union, declaring the that this body, led by Nasser, could achieve socialism. liquidation has been (This approved by Moscow - Khaled Mohieddin, 'part of the regime', being a regular contributor, alongside the representatives of various Communist Parties, to Review' 'World Marxist similar publications.) The Syrian Stalinist leader Khaled Baghdash has repeated the line that socialism is being achieved in the Middle leaders like Nasser- East confirming, in effect, that this is the line of the Soviet bureau- cracy. A correct analysis of Arab Bonapartist regimes important for Marxist revolu- tionaries. importance of their The development has also been recog- obvious reasons, by nized, for the enemy. . The forces of imperialism and counter revolution are standably interested in them.

on Bodies such as the RAND corporation in the United States have devoted considerable resources and energy to studies of the role of the military the 'developing nations'.

The difficulty of such however is that while counter-revolutionaries need objectively understand what is happening, their own position in the class struggle precludes them from attaining a real under- standing. (Consider, for example, the ridiculous efforts of US imperial- ism, its agents, and its hired academics, to develop a political and social arm to its counter- insurgency efforts in SE Asia.)

The kind of academicism which is sustained by the finance and facilities of bodies like the CIA tends to derive its look from the same sources.

This sustenance resuscitates the dead language of bourgeois "political science', and its practi-

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Rift THE RETURN to office of the Conservative By Party, the centuries-old political instrument of widens Cliff the British capitalists and landlords, 1s an important event, a modification of the relation- Slaughter

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ship of forces between the classes.

waIt Mende commented to its The Unless this is immedi- (uly these points (from ted ately analysed, there is a danger that the employing class will be able to take Behind so advantage of temporary disorientation even among the most advanced workers.

Tories having. The poet ge class

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can be policies. (Brtish defeated it must be brough they know "This nervousness will even Jersey strikebound The first of two articles-the second support to appear tomorrow The Conser critorial suggestion eat mes directly an encouragement to added ta simply value ultra-right movement, creases prices man concessions on direci taxation the historical pardich level wisurtae ot shone tak may be slighty peciales santi-trade ne lax may be sugaliy laws to secret offerers " To this end, the orienin.

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mic crisis was advancing rapidly. League. By leilation. be broken The TUC leaders, of ande e Tory claboration cabinet that Strength

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However, u exchange directing that new govern i to build a force fron relation leaders as the and back of capitalism, are oint loss on -no secret of the Torie on the pound for workers on s10 mot trade union strength to ans e than the tions. able to defeat the anni Not understood earnings vitre emind bonerey 515 frontal voiacan expli average mist betrayal vi They nge added thy moderni trade nor the astuden understood. was lost. despite legisla They hope to mislead difference will ton that there i80b Clapham Maudling's sending of 3,000 Like the bourgeoisie all over Friday July 10, 1970 sion that trade union strength and prepare enough. ticalv to defeat the Tories It is a question ot mobiliz.

ing the strength the working class such effect question to resign, the government collaborate with the unions. as une union enders sav Tories won their i ne narrow by commit- attack and unions the law and order; ana uney need lo make some deadway on these questions 11 they are to nave any nope making economic con- the here the dimculties begin. will 1ne economic

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•lick worsen and the somke struggles of the working class will continue to build up their confidenc these trust ages WAGE BARGAINING on the basis of calorie inevitably expenditure is one of the latest reactionary more dnu more, oy cuesuon ideas mooted by a work-study engineer.

of iobs. securitv. the future of woole Incustries nationazz. aviation, tion (docks, civil British-Leyland's work- shipbuilding road transport

BY BERNARD SRANK

and even the study A. Ilallager problem Minter claims to have special equipment, and which raise of esten ownership worked out tables for Willne esumate amond and Class ao e to the averare operator power which alone can settle energy used by workers tor whom the work standard such questions. is being set. on the factory floor, which same time the Yet at the Labour and trade union The use of special measur could be linked to other leaders move to the right.

equipment normally brought sues to must work - measurements and barred because of expense, and be because the to the front in become a counter in wage titioner the labour movement: what is bargaining. the time, knowledge, or the une Te adoosoiD between The worker of the LaDOUT an e trace Dermission Instead their for and leaders on the one hand. take example, tea the Tory government and its measurements workers policies on the Minter sees selling a In any event. such measure The appeal certain amount or calories Der ments would he snecine to the elt. nour snitt! individual measured, and mediation cold-blooded, difficult to , use basis „ine clinica strike-breaking generalization If (anG tneır cissection of the working-mar of the rate of occasional leading ot strikes in and woman as purely a pro.

energ: order to break them) gives the ductive force, capable expenditure a given task employers time to break up tain of tasks be could Cordin tor their Bona- expenditure series working class and and obtained. it would be nossible level norsepowel to determine the amounts oi partist dictatorship. the real face of the time that should be given exposes strength work and rest during the conunued work-studv engineer. the working class as it fights working day more satisfac It is clear from this latest torily than at present. the entects crisis will idea that current trend in of the accelerate this role work study is to take in ar union leaders. entirely literal sense the need Tables Immediately the question is of the employers to squeeze insist throughout fabour or the stoute of energy Some attempts, says vorking class been movement made compile union leaders break all con- name of profit. the for esumauine necuon win the ory covern- task calone conten ment. Energy varies sitting calories net The plans of this govern- minute 'kneeling stand Minter's paper 'The Estima- ing' ment. actino on henalt of the 0.6 and 'walking' 1.7 to tion unions' enemies, are known to 3.5 calories. expenditure everybody. Then in the ye n pages further cAven the lournal of the inchituta graphs and formulas" purport Businessmen are running the Work - Study Practitioners, government. to human levels for energy one person to • No collaboration! an- various activities. ossible d and it has not yet been • Fight the government! general One in particularho slimed value. could with methods-time- aboiled • Force it to resign! measurement-2 (MTM-2)

SVS:

"The practical requirement tem. so that as well as timec

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tor checine movements ranch of the work study nractitione.

grasp, eye action ate um the is tor a method at estimatino calorific values are also given.

energy expenditure without experi- Minter that ments have led to a level as beto five calories a minute being accepted as upper imit for continuous activity.

On the allowance

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time, he gives formulas which

CORRECTION

give the total minutes of rest Wraight assured the strikers That shot be ven in a st profits and that their annese for hacking the tahia worked at certain level: from the union executive were included in the Lucas energy expenditure, but warns: being put through article 4 in issue the commas should Loose have been full stops. Critical 'Tha blind uca of thaco acti mates and formulas could lead I must ask you to be Dockers loos since natient." he said. Peror of will ter normally not insisting that the shop work asa

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were change" and relaxation ton morrow's talks, Harry Steven: heavier work, so long as the dockers have got to be united, stressed that a return to work opportunity exists. All this could be combined 8a10 one vernool delegate pending the result of the nego- into agreements, he ex- vesterday tiations would be a mistake.

Before the election of this "Provided 011M strenath Tory handing on consider the work standards in come of this can only be to way but now be the advantage of the practice and how their accent nationalized anyway- concerned at Erith and Green- ance ny emniaves e ahtained back hey're business ang it hecomes annarent that what is being negotiated is not so taking a nara ne much amount •of achieve- Directive Step forward overall level of SIC plants in the aream all energy ex on energ T&GWU stewards from

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energy expendi- of the yeMerday's dockers three-point directive ture were easiliv obtained. and felt the meeting The methods given thic they any settlement that decision to an noone naner will lead to mare cuca i renaked fast red band. reached based: sten forward and honed we might eventually would end the fragmentation roto bargain for a certain number brought about by of unitu the calories in eight-hour notirac fa m local deals in the provided proposals for past. chift Erith stewards' be reacted with derision voluntary redundancy terms exchange to a given to be the basis of negotiation suggestion that troops (Our emphasis.) and guarantees in principle could be used to brant the employ- strike security enough think thev've ment.

ALL TRADES

troops in Ireland.

UNIONS

mastinge of critard Macc could

ALLIANCE

relieve the from hoth nonte hare haan our boys in called for 10 a.m. on Monday pressur Ire National Docks nd trade union wise we'd b to hear report. hear from doing 000c ch conference Dundee delegate doctor Don Ahardaan Finlay stressed the importance

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of the dockers' basic claim London area, SE and central had weak- southern England: Bright ened here eakened the workers in all first, increasing Cardentials and nether details rain later. Moderate or fresh other industries obtained from and nine SW winde Nomial May 200 truino to get an incrasca in Cavanagh, 5, Gamlin St. (68F). Birkenhead. E and W Midlands: Mainly Beware with

MANCHESTER

dru cınny narindo ha. romina with poin But dockers must

LENIN LECTURES

beware Moderate South later. Normal. Max. 20C comnlaceney shout thair lectures to caim Intervention from the THO and the DEP is almost a cer Chamnal Talonde ON Analand.

Cloudy with rain. Moderate or tainty and the empl fresh SW winde becoming the full backing of the Ta Max. 18C (4). later. Normai government determined and The most whole-hearted from NW central northern all workers is necessarv if the England: Mainly dry, dockers are to win this vital intervals. Light moderate or struggle. winds. Normal. SW

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Max. 18C (64F),

UNIONS ALLIANCE

Glasgow area: Showers, dying intervals.

MEETINGS

MIlt later. Tiaht GLASGOW: Press fice, 45; W30 Normal. 16O (61F)

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locally Canhurch, Chaware. task despite everything has honor st fuck Gunny intangola been Moderate westerly winds. deterred trom hid Normal. Max. 17C (63F) diving this nation hack its colf rachert' Ireland: Showers. Sunny intervals. Moderate fresh winds. Normal. Max. ester turned Tune 1970 of the Outlook Saturda return reactionary Tory government in 40 vears at times in most areas.