DECEMBER EIGHTH Meeting shown ste way to
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insisting on the political differences between itself and the Communist Party? Is there not a danger this will not be understood by THE TORY government's class-war policies have certainly alerted important sections of workers to the need for action. December has aroused much enthusiasm.
But enthusiasm alone is not enough to defeat the Tories, who are determined to workers' basic rights. "HAEL emphasize that the government will not be diverted from its purpose by any number of protests or any amount of militant "pressure'.
Following yesterday's formal first reading of the Bill, the Tories intend to have the second reading out of the way before the parliamentary recess on December 18.
This means that they intend to have this repressive legislative weapon in their hands early shackle the trade unions and stem the massive working-class offensive on wages.
TRANSFORM
The have defeat the anti-union laws!
Make the trade union leaders fight the Tories! Force the gov.
ernment to resign!
TUESDAY
DECEMBER 8, 5 p.m.
The Lecture Hall Central Halls Westmirzter peakers:
G. HEALY (National Sec League) • A. THORNETT (Deputy Senior Steward Morris Motors, Oxford)
G. CAUGHEY (Chairman Pilkington's Rank and File Committee)
T. SWEENEY (Chairman London Councilworkers' Liaison Committee)
Chairman:
A. WILKINS (ATUA Secretary)
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