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By Cliff Slaughter

Workers Press no. 935, 1 December 1972 · scan pages 9, 10

Topics: Marxist theory, Socialist Labour League and the WRP, Culture and reviews

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LEON TROTSKY :

Germany 1931/1932 Paperback £1.25—Cloth {1.87} Where Is Britain Going ? Paperback 37гp Revolution Betrayed Paperback 62}p—cloth £1.05 Problems of the Chinese Revol Paperback £1.124—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, pamphlet. Order from : NEW PARK PUBLICATIONS 186a Clapham High Street, London SW4 7UG.

Richard Bellamy (David Langton, left) with his brother Arthur (John Nettleion), a country doctor trom Norfolk, In 'Upstairs, Downstairs' shown on Independent channels tonight and particularly nasty piece of work stirring It up for Hudson, the butler.

SLL LECTURES LONDON Sunday December 3 A theory of knowledge Sunday December 10 Opponents of Marxism BEAVER HALL at Mansion House 7.30 p.m.

Lectures given by G. Healy SLL nationat secretary BARNSLEY Sunday December 3 Capltalism and the crisis Sunday December 10 The struggle for power Sunday December 17 Revolutionary theory and Marxist Party RED LION HOTEL (Worsborough) 8 p.r Lectures given (SLL Central Committee)

LEEDS Monday December 4 The struggle for pow Monday December 1 Revolutionary theory Marxist Party WHIP HOTEL Leeds (Note change)

LIVERPOOL Wednesday December 6 Trotekylam and the founding the Fourth International COMMON HALL HACKINS HEY off Dale Street, 7.30 Lectures given by Tom Kemp (SLL Centra Committee)

SHEFFIELD Monday December 11 Stalinism and Trotskyism Monday January 8 Marxism and the FORRESTERS HALL Trippett Lane, 7.30 p.m.

TODMORDEN Monday December 11 "Dialectical materialism' Monday January 8 'The economic crisis' Press, Dasamba ser 1, 1872 6.50 7.00 7.20 9.00 9.25 0.30 1.15 1.20 BBC 1 BARNEY BEAR.

THE PINK PANTHER THE VIRGINIAN: MEN FROM SHILOH. The Price of Hanging.

DAD'S ARMY. When Did you Last See Your Money?

NINE O'CLOCK NEWS. Weather.

MISS WORLD 1972. Intro duced by Michael Aspel and Terry Wogan.

FRIDAY TALK-IN.

LATE NIGHT NEWS. FILM: 'SHE DONE HIM 10.00 10.30 10.40 12.05 12.10 Your Obedient Servant. NEWS AT TEN.

POLICE FIVE.

FILM: THE NIGHT CALLER'. John Saxon. An unidentified flying object is tracked to a field and taken back to a laboratory for tests.

FOR WHAT?

SPYFORCE. The Samurai.

TV BBC 2 11.00-11.25 Play school. 6.35-7.00 IRELAND. This Handful of Dreams. The Gae League. 7.30 NEWSROOM. Weather. 8.00 MONEY AT WORK.

Nation of Taxpayers. 9.00 HERITAGE. The Procession and Installation Service of The Most Noble Order of the Garter. 9.25 FILM: 'LE JOUR SE LEVE'. Directed by Marcel Carne. With Jean Gabin, Arletty, Jules Berry. Love and jealousy in Paris. 1.00 NEWS ON 2. Weather. 1.05 FILM NIGHT. Films of Month. REGIONAL TV 12.05 London. 12.57 News. 1.00 London. 4.20 Gus Honeybun. 6.00 Diary 6.25 Sport. 12.10 above except: 4.25-4.50 Stesion cantamil. 6.01-6.18 Y dydd. 10.30 British • Lions tour. 11.30 UFO. 12.30 Weather.

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