ORDER | Socialist Action 1983

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ON 5 JUNE the Sunday winners of its annual SELOUIS essav competition.

The most frequently chosen topics out of the 15,000 entries were 'the bomb' unemployAround 90 per cent of the essays on the bomb were for unilateral disarmament, and many students were concerned dole waiting for them when they finish school.

But the judges, three editors and one Oxford professor, awarded first prize _lo an essay called 'A Woman's Place'.

Ten-year old Suzanprimary school category O СОНОСИЯ ШИШЬ E0 'buck up', surrender Slav take care of home with their children)

sibility'.

The judges said that Suzanna impressed them because *she seemed to be thinking for herself.

Presumably those wrote couldn't os for themselvesinfor themselves they must have taken dietation straight from their hot-ine to the Kremini (Pam Singer) Sisters At an election rally in Hounslow he said that women didn't know before they gọt the vote perhaps it it had stayed that way wouldn't have Thatcher now!

But when Arthur spoke at the National Union of Railworkers broad rally in Liverpool he conworkers as brothers and and reterred 'lads and lassies' laDuuli novellicill Throughout his speech he never once torgot that women were part of the