SocialistAction 1983–88

The paper of the Socialist League, formerly the International Marxist Group, 1983–88

SAY NO TO SERPELL

Socialist Action No. 14, 17 June 1983 · p. 15 of the scan · 215 words

The scan: 014-jun-17-1983-SA-UK.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 15 of the scan

The British Rail Board plan to scrap thousands of miles Poland's Prem Printing Preseneral to raee could Led by the Communist a Party but is owned by the Peoples Press Printing Society, shareholders are suppos ed to be in charge.

Normally just tbe oda tew lur up the AGM and dutif lly den the banc picked peopte which the previous management committee decides the shareholders and readers need If this method is good enough for the Soviet Politburo then it's good enough for the paper.

But trouble has been brewing Farringdon Road and the paper staff have put own nominees up for election whilst the CP ex. ecutive explain the party up the SCL its management committee as a front the first place so it has right to run the cycl show.

As some 14,000 copies of its 30,500 a day circulation are 'sold' Hasterr Europe — and they have they might have a point.

democratic make sure of outcome to me eetons the executive have been running a campaig get CP members to take out shares and vote the right team home.

is all so inconveexecutive mast enr! Jarizedy. He doc lease to barber wich edes. Don' het dectares aara too manted to invite him orer for the AGM. Photo: JOHN HARRIS

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