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Workers Press no. 233, 18 August 1970 · scan page 6

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COWLEY HILL WORKS militants have been sacked Then the seven-week strike is certainly main factors seer came along and I réalized everyone was getting a bad deal. It made me make up my mind to get up and fight this management and trade union leadership, also to get a more democratic union.

"Things were going to be worse in the future with the Tories in power: we need these things for the fight DEREK GREENOUGH, another committee member, had this to say:

If this struggle falls through we will have had a sevenweek strike and all the fights since for nothing. And we will go back to face what we had force back the unions and in the past and worse. then smash them.

"The men in the factory now have no one to turn to; BEA and Whitbread's, there is no voice for them in the G&MWU.

'The employers all over are looking at this dispute, and of the sack. the Tories have already revealéd what they have up their sleeves for the workers. these pians is a general st stop "The thing ALL TRADES the working class. UNIONS ALLIANCE MEETINGS SW LONDON: Tuesday, August 18, SWill Lessons of the dock strike. Princes Head, Falcon BIRMINGHAM: Tuesday, August 25, 8 p.m. The Wellington, Bristol St Bromgrove St. *Lessons of the attack. dock strike' Wing unemployment. wages from