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MUSWELL HILL

By Jane Swinnerton

The Newsletter, vol. 1 no. 1, 10 May 1957 · scan page 2

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legate made no reference to what Hyman Levy and Johnnie McLoughlin said at the Congress—Alison Macleod and Beatrix Tudor-Hart announced their resignations.

Alison Macleod has also resigned as television critic of the Daily Worker; this is the paper's thirteenth resignation One member of the branch said in resigning that the leadeo / of the British party was ‘politically and morally disonest’.

CANTERBURY

As it was from Canterbury and Herne Bay that one of the first ‘faction’ meetings of the ‘revisionists’ sprang. it is not surprising that the Communist Party branch has been affected by the Congress.

Following my own refusal to toe the line and resignation one other member has resigned. Two others will leave after the Congress report meeting and two others are considering resigning, The secretary will be left with three of the ‘Old Guard’ But those who have left are on good terms with those who have stayed in, SCIENCE by J. H. Bradley

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