Socialist Organiser

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

[Instead we've had the lowest amount this year…]

Socialist Organiser no. 125, 24 March 1983 · scan p. 16 · about 170 words

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Instead we've had the lowest amount this year: £.25.50 brings us to £438.78.

Socialist Organiser is taking a break next week, so there is another 7 days to send money in for the March appeal. We need over £500 in those seven days. Th means every supporter sending a donation this week - and planning fund-raising for April now. Rush donations to the Treasurer, 214 Sickert Court, London N1 Thanks this week to Martin Barclay (Cardiff) £20, Cambridge readers (Alex Simpson £3.25, Alastair Todd £1.50, Pete Fenwick 75p). Last week's contributions to appealed for an extra effort, weeks.

2SY. the March fund brought us to just with over half our £1000 target to over £400. We collect in two IN the face of a strike by the 4,500 assembly workers at Halewood, now in its third week, Ford management are standing firm over their decision to sack Paul Kelly, an assembly worker, who they accuse of vandalism for allegedly bending a bracket on a Ford Escort. by Alan Thornett

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