SocialistAction 1983–88

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

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Socialist Action No. 164, 8 May 1987 · p. 10 of the scan · 244 words

The scan: 164-may-08-1987-SA-UK.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 10 of the scan

the paper.

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readers organised which raised over tended. heard local , ot the FDR the Committee George Jonales There were also The was James Phillips, 1946 African who sang badge for Lne removal of government which ideally selling through stration on Reduced those who want to. badges raise funds for Socialist Action.

We urge our readers in the offing Socialist Acs readers to step up their xpand the circulation of other areas to take up these examples and to contribute what they can individually as well as aiming to organise one collective etfort before the end of June.

This is all the HOIC essential because Socialist Action's publication fund target of £10,000 has so far raised only £4,617 - alter shee alias readors have al can readers pledged to donate a day's wages to this campaign we want remind them to rush in their conble.

Finally, in the event of a June election, Socialist Action will consider, finances permitting, weekly publication. Evidently, a general election will re quire the maximum effort analysis which have made Socialist Action such effective organiser within the left. general election should ofler our readers and supporters unique opportunities for new sales.

Therefore we are both asking for support for a regular whose target is £2,000 and, if we decide quarter to oo ior weekiv Duonca tion during the asking every reader to make a special effort to make that possible.

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