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Workers Press no. 883, 2 October 1972 · scan page 10

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national settlement.

Jim Bevan, a shop steward from the British Steel Corporation complex at Port Talbot, challenges the whole record of the existing leadership on the claim, the Industrial Relations Act and unemployment.

A supporter of the Socialist Labour League, the All Trades Unions Alliance and Workers Press, he insists that without a fundamental change in thought, policy and leadership there no future for the trade union movement.

*My political beliefs' he says, 'are based on the revolutionary socialist doctrines of Lenin and Trotsky...

I firmly believe that this reactionary Tory conspiracy can, must and will be forced to resign in favour of a Labour government pledged to socialist policies of nationalization Moscow Trials Anthr Paperback, 62½p MAX SHACHTMAN:

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