Workers Press no. 674

workers press The daily paper that leads the fight against the Tory government • FRIDAY JANUARY 28, 1972 • No. 674

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THE DAILY ORGAN OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE SOCIALIST LABOUR LEAGUE

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ON THURSDAY Tanuary 27 the Sun' hall near on headlines screamed: 'Stuff the Norm! Get the miners back to work' ine burDose Right-to-

EEC

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SHEFFIELD DATA

was

FROM STEPHEN JOHNS IN GLASGOW

branch author when he said that 'unless some- unani and tariffs SATA executive to make a swin ask body deadlock, the strike breaks mne could go on for months. YET ANOTHER retreat is to be made donation. by leaders of the Upper Clyde Ship-

BY JOHN SPENCER

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deal branch, the Common Market builders work-in'. The retreat will, in coun- ries and United States turn, strengthen the ruthless determin- is likely to be agreed atrol the porcadilly Wack sides meet agall the Tory government to suggested Tacosaving formula whic next inursady, accorcing lo omcials in brussels. 'butcher' the yards. the Search za raly. ine us nas nel Armed that the Communist The often mering a UPW chief break specific and binding pledges

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trade calls for ever made to the vards labour force. 10 to 11 unacceptable ribsd the ree ok workers, another aid to miners d the dismart ay he motio on he desison, POST OFFICE workers' leader Tom warned yesterday ot the siper so attend a mandatory meetin por and taken that miners should Elbertes demands have the striking the Suassal of a photographer employed by have bent these to mon they are to avoid breaks Brussels present raise 3 Stalinist agree EEC has defeat. for the marchers. nd James 10 coord sate spare that.

as age ed tocons about the luc cessions refusal action, said, expressing surprise PADDING ON WORKERS LEAVE THEIR PORCHESTER HALL MEETING YESTERDAY "seem si the Nei and conse of a so uneased bacient Courth incident

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BY A FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT

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French munists, President Tito rejected a "firm hand' sted ors the shop stewards. policy against right-wing nationalist groups.

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YOUNG SOCIALISTS

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workers press The daily paper that leads the fight against the Tory government • FRIDAY JANUARY 28, 1972 • No. 674

INCORPORATING THE NEWSLETTER

THE DAILY ORGAN OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE SOCIALIST LABOUR LEAGUE

CP STEWARDS RELEASING SHIP

MINERS

PLESSEY FIVE-MONTH

LEND

OCCUPATION ENDS

UCS: BIGGEST

HALL

Melattery ect, the dead Eddie will be sai Sitin

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workers

FOR YS

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MARCH

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flowing in from all over Factory and une countr

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Deal the Right-to to give ON THURSDAY January 27 the 'Sun' near on headlines screamed stuf the Norm Get the miners back to work!' The purpose Work campaith.

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behind this reactionary page one opinion was made unmistakably clear by the

DATA

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FROM STEPHEN JOHNS IN GLASGOW

author wren me said tnat 'unless some- tariffs body deadlock, the strike breaks the donation ecutive to make a could go on for months. YET ANOTHER retreat is to be made Worried by the prospect of

BY JOHN SPENCER

by leaders of the Upper Clyde Ship-

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aea! between nd conce builders' 'work-in'. The retreat will, in The common Market coun. tmes and the United states turn, strengthen the ruthless determin- is likely to be agreed wher they the sides Tory voted round government to ation next Thursda according to 2222852 so to th 'butcher' the yards. held up legis Ine us March 12 rally it has now heen con. A collection in the firmed that the Communic UPW chief .25 er sed f7 Sun rett evident calls for League and the All Trades Allance. We tould like to aid to miners stewards Party- by: Emmended ' to win pay claims, says the anting, com POST OFFICE workers' leader

PADDING

Tom warned yesterday Jackson that the voted full striking should miners have bigger physical support than at present if they are to avoid Complaint ha as ben mad defeat. nd Tames Airlie the

TUC'S

bored an instruction of the Chi refusal The has hop steward mandatory meeting while avail told Le BIRMINGHA PADDINCION WORKERS LEAVE THEIR PORCHESTER HALL MAETINCIYSSTERDAY theye or take a collection.

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BY A FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT

Paddington station yesterday Tall story sold. voted for a return-to-work IN A conciliatory speech at the end of the three- bullion on recommencation put by unlor day conference of the Yugoslav League of Com markets yesterday officials and some sections of munists, President Tito rejected a 'firm hand' the shop stewards policy against right-wing nationalist groups.

week down-parole nect in 1968. said he He the strengthening the elements of see al eing mooted by British Rain speaker. trials the las

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Stamism, Liberalism and s NOBODY wants a strike, but it's the only thing we've got.

It's the only weapon we can use to get a living wage", said Doug Twyne (pictured above) Cae colliery near of Coed Pontypridd. 'And if it comes to a General Strike against the Tory policies of low wages, high prices and unemployment, we'll have to accept that too. a living We're fighting for wage. Withdrawing their original offer was meant to put pressure on us bui it's put the devil in us. It's Tory policy to beat us.

day he'd Heath said the other. the electricians and the beaten postmen-now they want to But if they break us beat us. they'll break the TUC as well. 'They want to get mining back enterprise. They're to private hive-off the paying trying to parts now. It's coming the same now as in 1926. The TUC should call a General Strike. The Tories' 7 'I WANT to see action. It's action we want, not meetings',. are on Britannia face cutter Tom (Tosh) Evans told me at his home at Phillipstown, New Tredegar. 'The Tories are trying to take away from us what our fathers fought for. If the rights you're to taken away, entitled are you've got to defend them'.

the Young socialists on •Right-to-Work marches, Mr Evans said: 'Cer- tainly now is the time for a big • our rights. I to defend march think the UCS boys have made good start defending their a right to work. We want a march or 100,000 strong with 80,000 coaches taking men half way to London. Once chairman of Bargoed lodge, Mr Evans said: 'As far as concerned I'd stay out on I'm The cost of strike for ever. living today is fantastic. What I could get for £3 three years ago costs me £7 today. Hardened It's my birthday today' he told me last Friday, pointing to the cards on the mantelpiece over the fire. 'My attitude has hardened in the lower paid man favour of of them because • I'll be one soon. And I've got seven child- ren. "The pace today with the new machines is, fantastic., You can't work full. I do five days and I couldn't do any more. got to follow. the 'You've per cent is against alt unions, not just the miners. If we don't get the support of the other unions lose. we could couple of 'But if it goes on a be into a months I think we'll General Strike. The electricity workers and the railwaymen will working to rule and, the en- be gineers could be out. our wages down •If they keep that means our living standards down because the cost are going of living is going up. Most of us 50. We've here are over chance of another job-not with a million unemployed. I think the other unions will support us for the simple reason that they'll be in the same boat in a couple of months. This is a we give in now test case. we're all beat! Overrun "They won't be able to push us back to the 1930s today,' in- terrupted Dick Jones, a young face worker at the nearby • Cwm colliery. 'There's no chance. If the Tories try that the government will be overrun. Youngsters to- day won't wait for a General trol. I'd love to see workers' con- machine. Safety isn't in it. safety, the you mention officials trol in the mines. • are on you like a ton of bricks. 'We've got control at all. I remember striking a flag up at It takes So long to prepare that there's Bargoed in 1947 when the pits the machine limited time left for actual cut- nationalized and everybody weren and and cheering ting. Once those machines are Clapping 1420 coaling they don't let anything saying it's our pits, it's our shares. Weekly totals were posted stand in the way. up then.

[NCB

'Ezra's chairman] with- 'But I haven't seen any shares.

drawing the first offer has hardened a lot of the His Neither has anyone else. And a men. jumped is to go back on the lot people have on attitude and terms you came out on the bandwagon. You've got seven But the will office now where before nothing else. men in an never accept that. The longer it had And there's more will take below ground' the more it to get them back work. 'We won't get a General Strike without assistance, and it won't Pawns come unless the

TUC

calls for They've got to give a direc- it. tive. 'But on their own the miners *If there call, there'd will We're was get weaker. gettins They're true If they be a big response. used break us as this but they'll break the lot. unionists in country, they that the miners "The TUC have let us down. are beaten they will be too, They should call for a General and Jones 'The determination the Strike. And Scanlon among than miners is was have got to be dragged into stronger 1926. do The won't don't know why, but they in Lories did seem to have changed their coats.

today what they to fathers. Working men are bet- "There'll have to be a general educated and they've ter got It's not just our They're stoppage. wage afraid of losing the claim, there's unemployment, what they've got so they'll fight.

Industrial Relations Act the new Tories have brought in and then Blackmail the cost of living. •The Tories have broken every I don't think they've got the they made when they promise break this strike. elected. They said they'd were It's just blackmail. But if they stroke, reduce prices hut at they've gone up and up. They've try to use troops to move stocks won't have definitely not been mandated to the union control of the men. It'll be another Ireland do what they've done. They've taken the milk from the even a General Strike "If there's. kids. and Labour gets in, they'll have get this socialist policies or 'We should carry govern-

OUT

ment out and nationalize all the they'll have to go T00. workers' industries under Labour laid the basis for all this by asking us to co-operate with productivity and pit closures and for the Industrial Act well. We Relations as haven't got much to thank them for. "This will be a hard strike.

We months. I'm could be out six 12. It's a big- ready to stay out than storm now what it started out to be and if it goes on it'll get bigger.' They'll push the Election. government over. miners, don't care "As If thes about closures any more. want to close pits and docks, let them. But they've got to give us a living wage. At the end of the first week without miners were money queuing at local social security offices for cash for their depend- complained they ants, but many were made to feel like beggars.

Power Dick. 'We are beggars', said The Tories will do anything to and Labour Party beat us the too far to the right for my liking. anybody I'd *If I voted for Communist. It's vote got come. We've got to do it. We'v to defend our rights. got government will I think this go over. If it doesn't off come it'll happen in couple now. time. of years' •We don't want protest marches any We want marches to organize the working class to get the Tories out.

It's We've got to coming to that. take power'

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On ¡ Bolivia o Lukacs • The struggle for power NOBODY wants a strike, but it's the only thing we've got.

It's the only weapon we can use to get a living wage, said Doug Twyne (pictured above) of Coed Cae colliery near Pontypridd. 'And if it comes to a General Strike against the Tory policies of low wages, high prices and unemployment, we'll have to accept that too. 'We're fighting for a living wage. Withdrawing their original offer was meant to put pressure us bu. it's put the devil in on us. "It's Tory policy to beat us.

Heath said the other day he'd beaten the electricians and the want to they postmen-now beat us. But if they break us they'll break the TUC as well.

"They want to get mining back They're enterprise. to private hive-off trying to the paying parts now. It's coming the same now as in 1 ?6. The TUC should call a Duncal Strike. The Tories' 7 Safety R isn't 1. I'd love to see workers' con 'I WANT to see action. It's rol in the mine safety, action we want, not meetings, all. Tom face oritannia culler lt lakes the (Tosh) Evans told me at his home at Phillipstown, New Lamle caping and Unce Tredegar. stand in the way. hat our ta taks up then. 'Ezra's INCB with- T o gr he 'But I haven't seen any shares.

Nột be hap anyone else. And a s ote.D the neonle lumoed on the bandwagon. You've got seven never accept Bat will in an Ku1 once now wnere Delore And there's more nad one below ground'. goes so set hem ine more WIl lake back lo

WUIK.

'We won't get a General strike ahink ote acs dete dine madr without ass stance. ana lt won 1 Pawns

TUC

calls come unless te right to wora. good start their They've got to give a direc- ve want a marc. 80,000 or LIve. il eo haker. n tre miners strong with 100,000 weake. they break us there'd coaches taking men hall way to getting If there was a call, be Lonaon. a big response. 1 ney Ie unionists ane beaten th cy wi be too but lodoe, Mr Faians said Bargoed Once chairman miners be tom. Lucy lal di The TUC have let us down out should concernea 1a call tor a Genera strike "The determination among the o tre yer a d And Scanlon ana ones than Kiving have got i 1926. Ste Teri to be oragcea inio ll coul costs me f7 today. "Vokins men don t Dul seem to have changed their coats.

i hey re bet. got "nere'li have to be a general Hardened more. stoppage. It's not iust our wage They're atraid • Josıng tustial Reations enct th what they've got so they'll fight.

Cialm new 'It's birthday today' nausural nelauous nu mast® told me Friday, pinting ores dave Divugal i anu cac Blackmail the cost of living mantelpiece cards une over the fire. 'I don't think they've got the 'My attitude hardened lower favour of pald blackmail. Hut at thev use troops to move stocks, union won't have control of the men. It'll be another Ireland.

done. They've 1 Ch. 'The pace today mık trom ine and laborr, gets in, (teneral Strıke is, tantastic thev i havi f cokldn't do any more. should get this govern- the yal havut to dali top.

out sociallst boncles or and nationalize all tne 'You've follow workers con- tune an d de badan d this by asking us to co-operate prod tor the and with rend. s tigl cosures ana Tor nelauons 'This will be a hard strike.

could out ihan hàt ready stay out tartestorm and if it goes sta tel get bigger." cent is against a we don't They'll push the Section. al umuns, Ir the miners the get government over. other unions don't abant ro die Couid lose. If thes But if it goes think montns asd teo veneral end of the first we mers and. the en Ine gin wos could be out. witnoul aleces for itices f thev. keev our waees aown standards that our living ants, means were made cast are gone aown becaust of living is Dor 50 Were Power nere chance will 'We are Dick. The Tories hat they same boat to the right for my ocal too likin test case.

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we're all beat." oted for abod to Overrun this covernment wil. go itil us back to the 1930g today, in- happen in a couple now, wod er at her nearby cunt terrupted young years" Time re. We vest con U colliery. working marcres the There's the hat marches ganize chance. Tories try set out. une coverumen We've will be got overrun won't power. таке day wall

hine. ficials trol. I'd love to see workers' con- mention trol in the mines. you like a of bricks. control at al t takes KIng nachineert for aheal cut- pits ted time wick and everybody Once those shares. Weekly Totals were posted cheering anything ing they don't on the av up then. ra's INCB chairman) with ving yened a lot 'But I haven't seen of the men. His Neither ude to go lot back you ling men where before eise. WIl In an once now accepte below ground. longer And there's more had one take set them will work. •We won't get a General Strike won't Pawns unless the calls tor they ve got to give a direc- ut on their owne're tive. the miners there there'd get weaker. getting was a call If they break us pawns. • a pletesponse. nev're true *Il break the unionists this it the y

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but that ine. the miners have let us down are beaten they will be too a General should call tor "The And scanion and ones determination among the got dragged m 1926. stronger than InLO was i to have changed beit hty they know I ne 1 orles won t whatrking they did here'll have to general page. It's wage

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there's Relations Act th what they've got belation and then ost of living Blackmail ken evers think got the they it It's the mandated they've milk from the men. They've taken the milk the General 1, Strike this govern- chould get out and nationalize all the go under con- workers' this asking closures Ravatio got Much to Wak there Ior. beill be aird onrise. We could out 12. TEss. It's a big- ready to stav out ger storm than startea ana lt it goes on it'll get bigger. ion. They'll push nment over. we miners closures any and docks. ing wage. the end of the first week were ut miners ng at local social security for cash for their depend omplainer many they made to feel like beggar Power are beggars', coid Dint d the about Party 11C and the oo far to the right for my voted for Communist it We to want protest any more. want les to organize the working the Tories out. We've got that power. Pickets at NCB headquarters at Tondu, Wales.

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further and further into the policeman background the longer goes a house, No one can be blamed. There was a bit of an effort •.. cosy at first to find some unfortunate little Sometimes things go elderly or sick person who though of going to suner trom lack of coal.

wrong. but Sothine much seemed to turn terrible co best thing It was that way for the to pretend that the If only strike important. Just We C nOT

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milt BBC planners last week. have the today's occasional shots of picketing, and the rude There were lots of pro- intimidation of those nice advertisen young girl clerks-- -that of thing. Times' about miners! No TO grammes him with doubt it caused some embar- Griffith Classic Glamorgar rassment that all this should dowI SenT But off d have been happening in the Then, there was the repeat of the serialization of Zola's story third week of the miners' about strike, 'Germi- miners' The id nal'. I would guess it is thought week's in but that's strike, show to be pretty safe. It is, after all, had the i classic, deals with the late business. sion betwe 18th century, place abroad, duty, and is shown

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on -which Icts there Zol Schedules have to be planned of people Saturday tiats iten. don't get- -and attempt to weeks ahead. How could shown many on tical prob the with a bit of luck, have that everyone will nanners Known situation. this should have been be led week be out or watching the Dick Emery Show on where

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We were believe that mines and miners Still, it's worth watching if you were not of much interest?

missed it first round, even time though it is done so stagily Not so Subversive defeat of realism Tom Clar CAnCA it might have had. the see I would not want to give the of the On Thursday, the •Play for impression that serious both chara Today' was called 'Stocker's Cop- effort was being made to present Written per'. Clarke, or understand the miners Tom At the posi- was based on incidents the strike tion. but they kept comenou Cornish clay popping up all over the place.

workers' stop scabs Strike 1913. guess that was con- give them Some will sidered worthies undoubt- to be safe. too. batons. птетті edly believe that this was the After all, it was 60 The men years ago, result of the activities of a deter- changed and things …have since Glamorgan mined and subversive group of then ... haven't they? relationshi infiltrators who into the lesson is t

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ITV

Dho knows? Weather. 10.35 Hor Cover. 12 220 Rocket 1550 1.45 Uni 'Charley's Aquarius. Intruder. I 6.15 NO 6.30 AD 7.00 AP 11.20 Re 7.05 ST 7.25 PL to do Callenge 7.55

FIL

Cu British Muse 12:45 12.25 Epilogue. BearanCe Am 9.40 PO 10.00 NE 10.15 UP in Scarlet.

HARLECH:

329 Tonsone5,10' randeli 11.15 TH TH 12.05

Pickets at NCB headquarters at Tondu, Wales.

SATURDAY

PROGRAMMES

BBC 1

10.00 Wie bitte? 10.30 Zarabanda. 11.55 Weather. 12.00 Double Deckers. 12.25 Dastardly and Muttley. 12.45 Grandstand. 1.25, 1.50, 2.20, 2.50 Racing from Kempton; 2.10, 2.40, 3.10, 4.15 Athletics from Cosford; 3.30 Rugby League Oldham v St. Helens; 4.40 Final Score. 5.00 Whacko! 5.30 News. 5.45 Disney Parade.

5.50 Dr Who.

6.15 IT'S CLIFF RICHARD.

7.00 DIXON OF DOCK GREEN. 'The Bad Debt Men'.

7.45 HOLLYWOOD

MANHUNTER.

PREMIERE:

'THE

Roy murderer in Thinnes, Sandra Dee, Albert Salmi. Hunt for Louisiana swampland. 9.20

THE DICK EMERY SHOW.

9.50 NEWS. weather.

10.00 MATCH OF THE DAY.

11.00 BRADEN'S WEEK.

11.35 THE NIGHT THE BRIDGE CAUGHT FIRE: May 23, 1970.

12.05 Weather. ввс 2 9.35 Open University. 2.00 Saturday Musical: 'Alexander's Rag.

time Band'. 3.45 Play Away.

7.10 WESTMINSTER.

7.30 NEWS, SPORT, weather.

7.45 RUGBY SPECIAL: Francer v Ireland.

8.30 CHRONICLE: Front Line Archaeology.

9.20 GERMINAL part 5.

10.00 WAYS OF SEEING.

10.30 FILM NIGHT.

11.00 RALPH MITCHELL IN CONCERT.

11.30 NEWS, weather. 11.35 MIDNIGHT MOVIE: 'Hound Dog Man'. Fabian, Carol Lynley.

ITV

10.55 Road Report. 11.00 Sesame Street. 12.00 Grasshopper Island. 12.15 Joe 90. 12.45 Nows.

12.50 World of Sport: 1.30, 2.00, 2.30, 3.00 Racing from Warwick; 1.45, 2.15, 2.45 Racing from Newcastle; 3.10 Rallycross and Scrambling from Cadwell Park; 3.50 Results, Scores, News; 3.54 Wrestling from Hemel Hempstead; 4.45 Results Service. 5.05 News. 5.10 UFO.

6.05

WHO DO YOU DO?

6.35 FILM: 'THE BUCCANEER'. Yul Brynner, Charlton Heston.

Pirate turns patriot. Jean Lafitte in exchange for free pardon fights in the battle of New Orleans in 1812 8.30 SATURDAY VARIETY. Charlie Drake

9.30 NEWS.

9.40 HAWAII FIVE-O: 'Balt Once, Balt Twice.

10.40 AQUARIUS: "Company".

11.40 ALL OUR YESTERDAYS.

12.10 THE POLARIZED SOCIETY.

ACCIDENTS HAPPEN.

further and further into the background the longer No one can be blamed. There was a bit of an effort Un. at first to find some unfortunate Sometimes things elderly or sick person go who going to suffer from lack of coal, wrong. but nothing much seemed to turn So the best thing to do was It was that way for the to try to pretend that the strike was not too important. Just to BBC planners last week. have the shots vacaoiulla picketing, and angry the rude There were lots of pro- of those nice murmaation girl clerks--that sort of thing.

grammes about miners! No doubt it caused some embar- Classic rassment that all this should Then, there was the repeat of have been happening in the the serialization of Zola's story 'Germi- third week of the miners' about strike, miners nal'. I would guess it is thought strike, but that's show to be pretty. safe. It is, after all, classic, deals with the business. 18th century, takes place abroad,

BBC-2-

is shown -which Icts Ull Schedules have to be planned of don't is people bel and How could shown on Saturday nights when, weeks ahead. many everyone will the planners have that with a bit of luck, known been a be out the Dick this should have week or watching led Emery Show on

BBC-

where were to be to we believe that and mines miners Still, it's worth watching if you were not of much interest?

first time round, missed stagily though it is done so as Subversive to deteat any sense of realism it might have had. I would not want to give the On Thursday, the 'Play for impression that serious Today' was called 'Stocker's Cop- effort was being made to present Written Tom Clarke, per'. by or understand the miners' posi- it was based on incidents tion, but somehow they kept Cornish clay workers' strike in popping up all over the place.

1913. guess that was CUl- Some worthies will undoubt- sidered to be pretty safe,

LOO.

After all, it 60 years edly believe that this was the was ago, result of the activities of a deter- and things have changed since mined and subversive group then... haven't they? the infiltrators who got into Anyway, there was little to fear by tunnelling from Corporation from the thin and romantic Moscow. But me, I'm a realist. I script. lationship centres aron. and think it was pure accident, the relationship men. much regretted by one and all. Stocker, one of the strike leaders There the where (the strike was for union recog- was news, the strike is still grudgingly men- nition and weekly getting pushed of 25s), and Griffith, a tioned, wage but BBC2 2.00 The Saturday Musical: 'Alexander's Ragtime Band' Coast Midlands 12007 nears.

15503,145 B Disc a Dawn. Midlands Match at the Day.

AND: 4.55-5.00

Union: France 10-5.5

SCOTLAND:

Sportsreel S1.00-11.35 Come Dancing. Nz.os Results Sportsreel 10.25 pa 10.00-10.25 ENGLAND: 12.07 Weather Mainly Magnus. 11.10-11.45

REGIONAL

ITV

So S005 saturday 10.40 Hawaii Aquarius. Weather. 11.40 12.10 O'Hara as above except: It Takes a So can her, 3.03 Wro.

WEST WAS H

Channel 11.35 Faith 6.05 Who do for Life. 8.30 11.15 9.40 HawaiiDa. 11 Dick 00 Danger man. Who knows? Weather 11.55 Garden indoor: 12.20 Rocke Robin H9.4. Fenn os southern The Russian Are Aquarius. 12.10 Weather. 9.40 Marcu Welb Who you 11.10 jason CO Forest rangers.

TEES:

Londol Bonanza Doctor London. 9.0 do? 6.30 light to Tangie Hawaii ( Challenge. 11.30 Avengers. 2.2 Epilogue. 11.35 what 1249 London: 5, 13 Randali Tucked Wednesday away on evenings for the last two weeks, at 7.05 on BBC-2, have been two excellent programmes the "Man in his Place' series. They were about mines and before and Durham 1n arter nanonalzanon. Now, 7.05 p.m. 1S pretty policeman billeted in his house: unusual time to be watching a house, it has to be said, which

BBC-2.

It generally thought and comfortable with a the station does not open little vegetable patch, until half hour later. What even an though the script referred to happens before education, usually the 'Open University'.

of the strikers living 1n terrible conditions. If only Stocker had been able the to it on market to Accidents today's middle ha class, he would have put one only the Sunday The result must have advertisement been tiny Times' to have couples besieging minority audience for which deserved him with offers. majority viewing. They were Griffith is of crack part and sensitively intelligently Glamorgan strike-breaking force, directed by Karl Francis, who smash the strike. down to displayed real identification with

SCLIT

But off duty the find his subject. two men them. a bond growing between The first programme had some The This idea not new. documented history, and much of 1S week's instalment of the Zola old the miners' recollections. had of the discus- the incident They spoke of the conditions in sion between the soldier on guard which they had to work, the acci- dents, the duty, and the strike leader, and General Strike and its there Zola made betrayal by leaders, and Sone attempt to discuss the class poli- their memories were contrasted tical problems arising from that of owner's with those coal silualion. daughter. Interviewed in the plush sur- Batons roundings which she was Lo recalled her obviously used, she 30 indoor servants, and family's Not so in Stocker's Copper'. meals of five eaten off Clarke Courses Tom semed content gold plate. whole thing in see the terms of the lack of consciousness of She recalled with cheerfulness both characters. that one of the economies her had family to make the durng At the end, the police charge depression the cancellation was the strikers, who are trying to 'Daily Mail'. of her nanny's stop scabs getting to work, and give them beating with their The first programme came to The reminder batons. strike broken. end with the that The men go back, defeated. The had nationalization achieved Glamorgan police leave. The pension of 30s a week for men broken. relationship is The class who had worked lifetime in lesson is there for those who can the pits. see it, but it seemed to me that The second programme dealt the writer was not one of them. the with industry after nation- The direction by Jack Gold Emmanuel alization, and with was splendid and the acting was Shinwell saying in 1947 that our good throughout, particu- future depended progress on main characteriza- larly in the coal. How hollow tions. that sounds now,

SUNDAY

PROGRAMMES

BBC 1

9.00 Nai Zindagi Naya Jeevan. 9.30 Wie bitte? 10.00 Zarabanda.

11.00 Seeing 11.30 and Believing. Boomph with Becker. 11.45 Play Tennis. 12.10 Steam Horse. 12.33 Interaction. 1.00 Croesi'r Bont. 1.25 Farming. 1.55 Canoe.

2.20 Made in Britain. 2.29 News Headlines. 2.30 Dog Watch. 2.55 Ken Dodd. 3.05 Basil Brush. 3.35 Film: 'Good Morning, Miss Dove'. 5.20 The Moonstone part 3.

6.05 News, weather.

6.15 MALCOLM

MUGGERIDGE asks THE QUESTION WHY.

6.50 SONGS OF PRAISE.

7.25 ENGELBERT with The Young Generation and the Goodles.

8.10 FILM: 'OUTCAST OF THE ISLANDS'. Trevor Howard, Ralph Richardson, Robert Morley.

NEWS, weather. 9.50 10.00 OMNIBUS. A Modern Turn of Mind-the private thoughts of Julius Caesar starring Donald Pleasance.

10.50 AD LIB.

11.20 Weather. 9.00 Open University. 7.00 NEWS REVIEW, weather.

7.25 THE WORLD ABOUT US. Penguin City narrated by Peter Part 1-Esprit de Corps.

9.50 THE BLACK AND WHITE MINSTREL SHOW.

10.35 MUSIC ON 2. Franz Schubert.

11.55 NEWS, weather.

ITV

10.35 House and Garden. 11.00 Morning Service. 12.05 Cover to Cover. 12.30 Holidays Abroad. 12.55 Out of Town. 1.15 Stingray.

University Challenge. 2.15 The Big Match. 3.15 Film: Aunt. 4.45 5.35 The 'Charley's (Big-Hearted) Golden Shot. Intruder. 6.05 News.

6.15 NO SMALL CHANGE.

6.30 ADAM SMITH.

7.00 APPEAL. By Noele Gordon on behalf of British Leprosy Relief Association.

7.05 STARS ON SUNDAY.

7.25

PLEASE SIR!

ILM: 'SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS'. Burt Lancaster, To 7.55 rtis. Battle between ruthless newspaper columnist a ambitious press agent.

9.40 POLICE 5.

10.00 NEWS.

10.15 UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS: '1 Dies for Love'.

11.15 THE FROST PROGRAMME.

12.05 THE POLARIZED SOCIETY.

Workers Press, Saturday January 29, 1972

PAGE THREE

One law for the rich... millions

" THE

HEALTH

of of people is entrusted to a working public health service so impov- erished and overloaded that the of regular much-needed reform checks for everyone is medical completely Utopian. the captains But not so for their of industry and wives, as 'Daily Telegraph' an item in the recently made clear: until now, 'Check-ups, have been almost entirely a male pre- i rogative-for those overpressur- ized executives we hear so much with hundreds of thousands of about. at British United Provi- having been thrown 'But miners of capitalism. i•dent Association's 18-month-old the rubbish heap Shinwell medical the only fully- Our industrial future, centre, said the rested with automated health centre in the time, there are an increasing National Coal Board. Brave the even if the number of paying a £34 words. Exciting days, women (£29 for

BUPA

members), owners were paid £388m fee com- Board sporting a. bright orange dress- pensation (on which the their place ing-gown and taking is still paying interest).

in the queue to have blood tests, Then the miners spoke, look- X-rays, a top professional assess- ing back, and the picture of their weight, sight, hear- ment i became clear. ing, blood pressure, and a cosy with about Chati

COREDUCE

The old officials kept their i their medical history. jobs. leopard does not his said change spots, one of men. Another pointed the OlIT Hindley, first that Lord the Flash's problem chairman of the Board had been opposed to nationalization!

So it went on. The same old crew in charge, the cost of com-

MANAGEMENT

Stroud pensation increasing the cost of valley, Gloucestershire firm, seem coal for the private consumer, of think they've really cracked the lack workers' control to the incentive problem. éven of the right of consultation.

After a series of token stop "That wasn't nationalization,' by draughtsmen, J. A. pages How right he Gordon said one man. and Sons Ltd called in union representatives to explain new reply to their pay claim. Then the run-down of the pits, The boss--inevitably known the Durham with work force : around the plant as 'Flash' reducing by 100,000 in the years 'We * laid his cards on the table. 1969 1960 and conse- ¡ need more performance', he said.

quent break-up of whole com- To encompass this feat the replaced munities, being by Gordons had called in an outfit alienating new towns, the control known Performance Awards of which is with government and (Reserve) Ltd, of Edgware High not the local community. St, Middlesex. PA(R), as we shall call them, produced a plan for a points award scheme worked out over a Challenge period each ten-week give worker a maximum rating of 100 The run-down was symbolized i per cent split under five heads: i attendance, quality control, time- of the by the decline Durham Miners' Gala. Once, said the pro- A keeping, co-operation and general attitude, any technical qualifica- gramme, the biggest demonstra- of working-class solidarity Ton. When the committee woe sked in the world, with 100,000 taking what the pay-off part ten years ago. ?. 'Flash' whipped out glossy catalogue displaying goods the In 1971, it was 30,000. What / draughtsmen was once 'a challenge to the city could claim in for their worthies, a cry of pain, and an for leaders attainments. pay occasion They could either hoard their homage' is becoming unimport- had points until they enough ant to those leaders. for an electric toaster or what- In 1971 the political leaders i ever, he explained, or cash them were invited, and did accepted, straight away for ... ฿ 1n Green not come. They as absent Shield Stamps! were as have been their calls for sup- port of and solidarity with the

SATYALSHA

miners in their present struggle.

BBC1 10.00 Omnibus: 'A modern turn of mind All Regions as BBC 1 except: C.25-0sdai Farming

WALES:

2.30-2.55 Owen the Scots? 3.35-4.00 Owen part Braden's 4.00-4.50 4.50- Sport oboi Special. WeatLAND: 6.50-7.25 N 2.30-2.55 Sunday Canu, Dechrau Canmol. Gallery ent 11.00-11.35 Braden's vz Weather.

ENGLAND: 11.22

REGIONAL

12.05 London. 12.55 1.45 condon 4.15 Survival. except: 12.05 4.45 Fom: Madison Dan HIV Wales

HTY

535-6 ales 7.55 Codi Testun. Timmy Stewart. 10.00 London. plus: 12.05 Fath for fire. 12.00 Wearept: garden. Too Mornouse and Holi- So Film: Southern 12.55 7.55 Fi 3 Pin the Sventh Discoverers. ardeo. 1.25 Farmiss University challenge. 1.25 and Sunday. 12.55 and ta country fleet'. •Con. 12.05 WeaShed Isn't 7.25 Magoo. wentner Big match. Chap®London Lond Too London: 1305 spie.

SCOTTISH:

11.00 London. 12.55 ones. 2.20 yesterdavs Phoenix five. Weather. Flintstones. I know what I like. 4.45 11.00 of the Clouds'. LonS Londor House 6.30 3.15 Film: Kind of 3.15 Film T Fim: Crime or 10.00 London, 12.05 Tate СЯН.

PAGE FOUR

Workers Prose, Friday January 28, 1972 'IN MONDAY'S Workers Press, Wheldale colliery two miner and Socialist Labour League member Brian Lavery opened a discussion on 'Miners and the Tory govern- 'ment. Here a Notting hamshire pit worker

AND

expresses his view.

THE

MINERS' STRIKE

DAY 21

UCS

• FROM PAGE ONE

THE

It is not yet cleare binding under title industrial Adoll Relations Act.

BERNARD

SAVAGE,

been compromising. And if it to throne them ost as hey lemide comr i suppose the ree meers leadeas about -befor Blidworth, N Notts, under- have to baTh Corretary to the Sade doning their claim for fea ground worker, ourselves was sus- pended from the National : me say this. If we lose with Britis Union or muneworkers Tor six months last March for Herr Schmidt said the W we in defeated, Whelan in 'They made it so as we had voting for Joe Loes Eyei the election aren Bor back at Bow

Y PHILIP WI

secretary. He also lost nis position as branch secretary ped to minical will be aspect of the proposed deal:

MINERS

and member of the area execuure.

MEETINGS

branch mandate, ta ta accuses li Te seders the illn and Marathon representatives ko with tery trade ere in l a Men Cul told hief John Davie executive. ent has the Ted all en. Wednesday ment Speaker: A Yorkshire miner cred larat as the indus. You see, there is something

MINERS' ATUA

more important ina out

MEETING

leadership is concerned. The

COVENTRY 11

there chinking about Eagle , Howatt Rd, Kerseley • of carrying out these Port forced to resign, said Bernard.

DONCASTER: Sunday Jan

NUM

Hotel, Woodlands vvooaland. be very apper cult.

HANDS

OFF

STUDENT

N.U.S

UNIONS

for Hereford OPENING in London today emonstrations that the National Union Lion autonomy This conference Will of the most 00,000 in Britain an Centre roposals for changes student un nion and Science educatio Consultative Document is

STUDENTS ON THE MARCH LAST SUNDAY

. authorities a for t other KGB 'treatment' and Angela claims on their resources..

pressure ned that ba he advantage for the DE 1 this system was to Davis for Grigorenko payments made Reace changes for 15 Buch." sacking NUS ComI GENERAL Pvotr Grigorenko Digby financial oppo- a leading ngure in un wrong- government has court sands award, ment in a prison mental hos-

CALIFORNIA'S

ay, rent while appeals Davis of student union ey the stat May, behal! government mont of the Genera had found him screening will b Guerrilla film on to many d School of Economic neident in which a

DICBY JACKS

court judge died

WEATHER

Bahting in Angola •desor of piled ton in 1969 by the univeralty many operating Irom recents and they African Colonies Are been Longden, e of hradually attach on their right to or easing the Monday: All students must now pre "His ruling was upheld b Iberation mr Occasional pare to has union Landa. student trol their own financing.

BY ALEX MITCHELL

RIO TINTO Zinc, the world's largest mining and exploration company, has been forced to close its £14m smelting plant at Avonmouth, near Bristol, because of the serious danger to the health of workers. Connoal statemen. a mounting said risk of the Red carpet lead poisoning had created ser ois and DODen. and Greek and The factory is to close for trace at least twa months. chief medical bomb for he

TUC'S

Robert invesugator, Murray, said The Concatons the factory Minister a'most-new were the worst he had seen for 25 years. The other SPECialST nave

THE

GRAA cnne c described the leaa pollution British the red carpet treatment as 'appalling'.

WEDGWOOD BENN

French Foreien Minister Jea The giant company is also de Linkowski attack He of ce binet COnInC under 101 'sw" break reste to beineter cabinet havo venert uranum Chief warns coal received since the mining Amca, WElCh Rime ed s nas been megey the aparther regime undergroundrotests of 'bloody Africa. About 6,000 Ovambo tribe still believed revolution' workers are sW Africa Sun ke explode, desDITe Ine presenc embasss arge force of S African trood French

BLOODY

revolution investment iplays Rhodesia French and police invitable important was Mr Anthony rOLC economic development of Wedgwood Benn who granted county. D1° Rio Tinto permission to ate natooaist leader despite renarroya uranium LaC i world-wide that the Godaln Ine nauonanzed (protests totally ignored the comass omers yestel Kenaul Con Daev.

HUSUIOT

deal nad dayle NiCker have SW Africans views the rene ted waring Greece Tintte decision allon twice when She aDvenTea wealth to exploit hond of an African nationalis' nent oulcing. com. deposits was araniun rAAdation herro ov tie con' nowet devel onment. nearly mission. aken' al cabinet icvt canne cno expiosives It was taken in spite of the growing Afri- Reterring "rade between toe

IWO

fact that the company already can s long as hee hav countre has been arowin° the massive uranium holdings long rapidly, Indus nas we have huthrench intuenc. that kind the being Austald. benevea legislation we • cultural held 1s of the edred out by that .com Dany orereneo and athon These feelings may Em- United States. The Ancan ocanon Decalise not come in the faced trade unions are illegal in SW also bitter com- „the long mun bloody revolution is invitable mercial rivalry is now mulders Anca à vàcer dré bocenc whinh Wedgwood Benn is a Bristol focussed on the supply of air.

workers He announced that craft regime the MP. Aftican National Congress, The colonels cart 1S a S0 one The spearhead of the popular. Afri- from Labour Party's most out. countries playing one off Spoken commentators against other

DOLNON.

The tu ther reported to A vonmolth sme ter leader, aid the argest in the word was ¡Pened by Harold Wilson claimed and armec 500 official here were guests sr 12o campe and special train were from load up the Somptuo us ho minge sa on d e served which London. hey were made way up and afternoon the way back. ventil 1984 m Ironic tor the dirh loer in prison, African This weekend Following resterday's leader siah china thc. closure ighly-dangerou: levels of lead pollution, ironic to discover that when toured the

ALL TRADES UNIONS ALLIANCE MEETINGS

wore a protective helmet and Thursttne Make the Tory government D, 1.30 Febi As he boarded the Welfare resign! Club, Cowdray Square. government's various kenm n nhoue covere

LONDON:

Tue ment pledged to restore full Tey, Aberra y st, voice signe 'Aber Poplar employment and renen tunnel). lawa against the unions! (near Jackwa pragmatica Engineers' Day cain long wasil

DAGENHAM•

LANCASTER.30

Mo. Vors enterprise E Ham wes resid Support miners! Force Tories mediate tae to resign (nr stn). 'Right-to-Work

LUTON:

Thursday Februar, Smetter campaign. But what most alarmed the Recreation Centre, , 8 p.m. local Old Bedford Rd. Marxism conut was SW

LONDON:

Tuesda on the S1°D SLO0d ano toe unions. February p.m. gates attenron Hall. Clapham Manor Bath!

rriving a motorists WOrK

SWA.

Clae Ge Manor Strike. said: hildre and female passengers not allowed in the worrs in cars. Fair Rents As one visitor February LONDON: Tuesdag said: tory was

LONDON:

Thursday p.m. children should women an cl Wharfedale Rd, of Hali, Samonton. Reformism Town Albert' not he eynased to Right-ro.Wo l cam Crom The York

KAMPS

Cro.u Hal. ous atmosohere. but (s a ane trade unions right for the workers!" The been WILLESDEN: Monde smelter has aco hit by large-scale " Hal; Hst redundan. KONN• new re ruary 3, 8 g.allim and cies. sold watt nes in prened with Long-serving members Trotskyism'. the capitalist critis steward, the gift-giving Socialist Labour League state he phis ger nauen ore oni Speclal course of lectures A nae es uncor- n line with the decision of the ATUA November 6 conferenci o bulld the revolutlonary party is await- later about soố Mid-Hall men fired- -most Woodside Hall, St George's Cross GLASGOW, 3 p.m. 1970 teat fager To 40o Ee

SUNDAY JANUARY 30

Economics and Politics mas T oud cni dit aton : called Carito Lecture Room 1 Digbeth Hall, Digbeth BIRMINGHAM, 8 p.m. 1,05

KOSSM N

TUESDAY FEBRUARY 1

judge Historical Materialism today Vorkabire T* NUM diga of the was ехеси tive George given by Wheldale dotered Anol G. HEALY (SLL national secretary) y m foi d Fi.

LA DOUT

HATTU

mecen ported day'& Workers Prene