Socialist Action1986Socialist Action No. 145, 27 June 1986Rapid action on apartheid
Socialist Action No. 145, 27 June 1986 · p. 11 of the scan · 127 words
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were selling South African goods.
the collSouth fringe African goods at all.
Ann Lemon on which their comments. The Editor SIX WEEKS ago Tescos opened up a supermarket in Eastfield on the edge of St Pauls, Bristol. The St Pauls Apartheid Free Zone campaign was informed that they A letter was sent to the management asking them to remove the South African goods from their shelves. Not suprisingly they declined.
After only two successful pickets, attended by 30 to 40 people, the regional manager came down to inform the campaign that due to the fact that South African goods weren't selling they would no longer be stocking any South • Socialist Action is starting a regular letter column. Readers are urged to write in with