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Printworkers Are Keen to Read The Newsletter

By Bob Pennington

The Newsletter, vol. 3 no. 112, 25 July 1959 · scan page 4

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DESPITE the attack on The Newsletter and the Socialist Labour League by Mr Briginshaw, printworkers—including Natsopa members—were still keen to buy The Newsletter last week.

Over 200 copies were sold on Friday around print-shops in London. One Natsopa father of the chapel himself took 100 for sale to his members. In Watford, a centre of the print trade, sales topped the 250 mark.

Eighty copies were sold in Fleet Street late on Saturday evening.

On Saturday afternoon the Socialist Labour League organized a march to the offices of the South London Press.

A number of Natsopa members took part, besides members of the London Typographical Society and the National Union of Printing, Bookbinding and Paper Workers. During the march 234 copies of the paper were sold.

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