UNIONS ALLIANCE MEETINGS

Workers Press no. 918, 11 November 1972 · scan pages 11, 12

Topics: Students and youth, Socialist Labour League and the WRP, Marxist theory, Police and the courts

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CASTLEFORD: Saturday, ember 11, 6.30 p.m. The Aire Street.

CENTRAL LONDON (Press and Entertainments Branch): Sunday November 12, 7.30 p.m. London Film School, Entrance in Langley Street, London WC2. Speaker: Corin Redgrave. WIGAN: Sunday 12 noon. 'Dog Wallgate.

TYNESIDE: Sunday No.

vember 12, 7.30 p.m. 'Robin Hood', Wallsend High Street, WALLSEND. 'The Crisis in Shipbuilding'. Speakers: Stephen Johns (Workers Press), P. Daley (secretary Swan Hunter's boilermakers shop stewards' committee), Les Jordan (boilermaker, Walker naval Chairman: Vincent_Foy. READING: Monday November 13, Minster Sides and Labour Club, p.m. Irades and Labour Club ACTON: Monday November 13, 8 p.m. Co-op Hall, High Road, W3. Transform the SLL into revolutionary party' WATFORD: Monday November 13, 8 p.m. Trade Union Hall (upstairs). Woodford Road, opposite Watford Junction Station. 'Transform the SLL into revolutionary NORTH KENT: Monday November 13, 8 p.m. "The Greyhound', Rochester Avenue, Rochester. HULL: Monday November 13, 8 p.m. Co-op Hall. Kingston Square. COVENTRY: Wednesday, November 15, 7.30 p.m. Elastic Inn, Cox Street (opposite Theatre One). WEALDSTONE: Tuesday, November 14, 8 p.m. Labour Hall, Station Road.

PAISLEY: Wednesday November 15, 7.30 p.m. Paisley Town Hall. BASINGSTOKE: Sunday, November 19, 7 p.m. The Hop Leaf, Church | Street.

BRACKNELL: Monday 20, 8 p.m. Priestwood Centre.

Socialist Labour LECTURES OXFORD Thursday November 16 A theory of knowledge Thursday November 23 Opponents of Marxism Thursday November 30 Marxism—the sclence of perspective SOUTH OXFORD COMMUNITY CENT Lake Street, 8 p.m.

Lectures given by G. Healy SLL national secretary LIVERPOOL Wednesday November The Third International 1919-1924 ROOM 'A' MUNICIPAL ANNE Dale Street, 7.30 p.

Wednesday November The Third International 1924-1929 Wednesday November Stalinism 1932-1938 Wednesday December 6 Trotskyism and the founding the Fourth International COMMON HALL HACKINS HEY off Dale Street, 7.30 Lectures given by Tom Kemp (SLL Committee)

Nor Shir November 12, and Partridge, November Community Russian Revolution for the first time since the 1936-1938 Civil Official authorization was given to the ceremony in Madrid. It was attended by members of the Soviet shipping delegation in the capital and various representatives of the East European bureaucracies.

Whilst the Stalinists enjoyed their cocktails, a students' meeting in the Philosophy Faculty in Madrid University was broken up after the faculty's vice-Dean threatened to bring in the police.

Students then met in the cloak-room while the armed police and nembers of the Social Investigation Brigade surrounded the building. The students finally left without clashing with the police.

The students meeting in defence of their teachers who are now on their fifth day of strike demanding job Contracts of 13 were not renewed because of their opposition to the Franco regime in the student strike last year.

On Wednesday, police arrested two students who have been expelled from the Economics Faculty and clashed with others who staged

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