Socialist Organiser

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

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Socialist Organiser no. 165, 9 February 1984 · scan p. 16 · about 367 words

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DONATIONS from individuals and groups total £85 this week. That's not a bad week, compared to some we've had, but we will need to improve on this as the month goes on.

Fieldwork by the Fund Column bloodhounds reveals that groups are using the lull after the Xmas Fund Drive to prepare for the Spring Appeal.

Reports have come in that Brent SO supporters, flushed with their success at topping the target-table last quarter, plan a weekend away in the hide-out in the Essex marshes, to map out Meanwhile, other London comrades are throwing down the gauntlet now, and revealing their Two comrades are planning sponsored events. Siu-Ming Cheung, recovering from a bout of physical inactivity, is now in training for a session of sponsored sit-ups. Tom Rigby, revealing the technological side of his nature, will be making a sponsored journey with the aid of a bicycle. There are two jumble sales planned and a series of video evenings.

Next week, our bloodhounds will be out and about in the regions, reporting on fund-raising This week we thank: Martin Barclay, £20; Birmingham supporters, £40; Jeff Slee, £10; Glasgow reader, £5; Steve Battlemuch, £5; Lyn Ferguson, £4; Bev Wood, £1.

Send donations to: Socialist Organiser Fund, 214 Sickert Court, Essex Road, labour movement - espec- Malaga-Torremolinos: 25 October 1973 ially in public sector unions - should argue for supportive action on the 28th, although this will be harder to win ARTICLE 22 without a directive from the CoCSU unions themselves. of Telecommunications 10/732 The Tory attack on unions at the Government Communications Headquarters is an attack on the whole movement. It shows how the anti- I cortespondence: union laws will be stretched and twisted until the very existence of trade unions is threatened by them.

The time has come for trade unionists to make a stand - despite the cowardly of their leaders.

Make February 28 a national one-day strike. their assault on future fund targets.

future plans.

plans from outside London.

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