Socialist Organiser

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

[-aro we weicome i under yusun ... instead…]

Socialist Organiser no. 132, 19 May 1983 · scan pp. 10–11 · about 178 words

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-aro we weicome i under yusun ... instead of the employers refusing, we don't ask' Nonetheless the policy was carried. With the TÚC going in as spineless, the Labour leaders followed fast.

In his first TV address after the victorious October election W/ilonn mTOO YY LISULL was indistinguishable from Heath. The country 'could not afford the big battalI0n phuosophy with power :- 1.41 - -groups, whoever they are, trying to seize more than their share of what is available. By January 1975 with wage militancy showing no sign of abatement Healey was putting it straight on the line: 'Britain must now accept lower average wages or The world econOmE in turmoil Bob Surelifie° Pluto AA Press From Pluto Press:

an analysis of capitalism in crisis from regular Socialist Organiser contributor Bob Sutcliffe. £2.50 from bookshops, or (with 50p post and packing) from Pluto, The Works, 105a Torriano Avenue, London NW5.

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Clockwise: Juan Gris, 'My Mother', Pablo Picasso, 'Nude Woman in an Armchair'; Pablo Picasso, 'Man Leaning on a Table'; Georges Braque, 'Homage to J S Bach'

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