Socialist Organiser

The weekly of the fused Workers Socialist League, July 1981 to April 1984

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Socialist Organiser no. 143, 18 August 1983 · scan p. 12 · about 837 words

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Where to find Socialist Organiser Next Socialist Organiser delegate meeting: Saturday Sep- I MIDLANDS Binlids and Barricades. A 75-panel exhibition on women and the war in Ireland, produced by the Armagh Co-ordinating Committee. Available fo hire from the Armagh Cmttee., 374, Grays Inn Rd., London WC 1.

Leggin' it for peace East London Youth CND March, 17/18 September from Kelvedon Hatch Civ Defence HQ to London Fields, Hackney. For details contact E. London YCND, 39, Albion Road, to defend jobs and services. London E17.

THE Polish Solidarity Committee [Glasgow]:

ployed.

SCOTLAND Glasgow. Contact Stan Crooke, 34 Garturk St., Glasgow G42. Meetings: ask paper' sellers. On sale: West End bookshop, Rutherglen shopping arcade, Friday working conference in Glasgow 17/18 September. Proposed sessions include: 'Democratic forms of social organisation in Czecheslovakia 1968 and Poland 1980-1'; 'The peace movements in Eastern Europe' '; and Developing solidarity with the people of Eastern Eurove' Contact Gordon Morgan as soon as possible at: 59, Durward Avenue, Glasgow G41 [041-649 8958] OXFORD Claimants Defence Committee one day conference Saturday September : at East Oxford Comm to tino Birmingham.

ber 29, in London.

20p Where 'Operation Major' (Sept. 82] ruthless police & DH: swoop on homeless & unemployed and subsequent events. Fee only £1.50, less unwaged. Contact CDC, c/o 44b, Princes St., Oxford:

BANGLADESHI Divided Families Campaign: Britain's racist and sexist laws keep more than 11,000 people apart. Demonstrate Saturday September 3, 2pn from Mancunian Way, Oxford Road, Manchester.

ANNIVERSARY of Solidarnosc: demonstration organised jointly by the Solidarnosc TU Working Group, the Charter 77 club, and others. Wednesday August 31, assemble 6pm at Speakers' Corner, Hyde Park, London.

Where it is still possible, Socialist Organiser urges our readers and supporters to submit the following amendments to resolutions for the 1983 Labour Party conference.

Amendment to resolution no. 109 from Wallasey: Add at end, 'Conference therefore resolves that no individual member of the Party should be liable to expulsion provided that s/he accepts the Party's objects as defined by Clause IV and provided that s/he does not stand or campaign against the Party's candidate in a public election' Amendment to Resolution no.125 from Bow and Poplar, or to no.124 from Greenwich: After 'opinion' (end of first sentence), inBirmingham. No meeting in August. SO is sold at the Other Bookshop, Digbeth High St.

Coventry. SO is sold at the Wedge Co-op, High Street. Contact Keith White, 75623. Leicester. SO is sold at Blackthorne Books, High St. Contact Phil, 857908.

Northampton. Contact 713606.

Nottingham. Meets every Thursday evening, 7.30 at the International Community Centre. SO is sold outside the Victoria Centre (Saturday 11 to 1) and at the Mushroom Bookshop, Heathcote St. Contact Pete Radcliff, 585640.

Oxford. SO is sold at the Cornmarket (Saturday 11 to 1) and outside Tesco, Cowley Rd, Friday 5 to 7. Also at EOA Books, Cowley Rd. Basingstoke. Business meeting Thursday AAugust 26. 7.30 at Chute House. SO is sold at 'Good News' in London Street.

LONDON North-West London. Next meeting Monday August 25, 7.30, for venue phone Mick, 624 1931. 'The Way Forward for the Labour Movement'.

Hackney. Contact Andrew Hornung, 76. Carysfort Rd, London N16.

Haringey. Contact or 348 5941.

Tower Hamlets.

Susan, 377 1328.

Rates: £5 for three months, £8.75 for six manthe anri 802 0771 Contact ar.

By mian Thernett sert new second sentence, Conference respects our basic freedoms of thought, speech and association?.

Amendment to Resolution no.19 from Wantage CLP: Add at end, 'Conference further believes that such a policy, in clear defence of working class rights and interests, is an essential ingredient in building support and membership for the Party. It therefore instructs the Natiohal Executive Committee to launch a recruitment drive together with the above policy, laying particular emphasis on the establishment of workplace branches' The deadline for amendments to be received at Walworth Rd is August 26. Richmond. Inaugural meeting, Tuesday August 23, 8pm. Richmond Community „Centre, Sheen Road, Richmond. Speakers: include John O'Mahony and Tom Rigby.

SO will be sold at Richmond Quadrant every Saturday 11.30 — 1.30. Further details, contact: Nick De Marco, 876-6715.

Hounslow. SO is sold outside All Saints Church, Hounslow High St., Saturdays 10.30 to 12. Contact Chris, 898 6961. Islington. Contact Nik, 278 1341.

Southwark/Lambeth. Meets every other Wednesday at Lansbury House, 41 Camberwell Grove, London SE5. Next Open Forum - Ireland. Speaker: Penny Newall, a member of the August TOM delegation to Northern Ireland. Wednesday August 31 at 8.30 p.m. (Business meeting at 7.30).

South East Lóndon. Contact Siu Ming, 691 1141.

Orpington. Contact South East London.

Putney. Monday August 22. 8.pm. Debate with Militant. For venue, phone Gerry, 789 7587.

LONDON CUTS conference organised by the Southwark Campaign Working Party: Sunday cal, London SE1. November 6, at Contact: Southwark Campaign Working Party, Town Hall, Peckham Rd, SE5.

SO is sold at tne following London bookshops: Collets, Central Books, The Other Bookshop, Bookmarks, Bookplace (Peckham SE15), Kilburn Books, and Reading Matters (Wood Green Shopping Centre).

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