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Workers Press no. 711, 11 March 1972 · scan pages 9, 10

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LEON TROTSKY :

Germany 1931/1932 Paperback £1.25cloth {1.87% Where Is Britain Going ? Paperback 37}p Revolution Betrayed Paperback 62}p—cloth £1.05 Problems of the Chinese Revoli Paperback £1.12}—cloth £1.87 Permanent Revolution : Results and Prospects Paperback 75p In Defence of Marxism Paperback 75p Lessons of October Paperback 60p Postage 10p per book, amphlet. Order from :

IEW PARK PUBLICATIONS 186a Clapham High Street, London SW4 7UG.

DIARY _support linked to fighting all BY OUR OWN REPORTERS STEPHEN JOHNS, IAN YEATS, DAVID MAUDE, PHILIP WADE AND GARY GURMEET TRADE UNIONISTS in Slough —just a few miles out of London- greeted the Right-toWork marchers from S Wales and the West in the teeth of official hostility from local Labour Party and Communist Party leaders.

Members of the local tenants' association helped Young Socialists prepare the marchers marchers a meal.

We heard news of ing from workers at Cables and the Ford at nearby Langley.

Again, as in Bristol, Oxford and Reading, the support we reRight-to-Work WE DENMAND THE RIGHT TO WORK

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