Alf Lomas | Socialist Action 1983

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(MEP London North-East) 'I WAS very interested to hear of the launching of a new labour movement weekly, Socialist Action.

i am in favour of having as many newspapers possible putting forward socaust om or view our movement, particularly if the purpose of the paper is to unite the movement the policies of the Labour I find myself in disagreement with the views expressed number of socialist newspapers already in circulation, DUL would campaign for their right to consaue thei setaie on ali the issues in our • movement is essential' Postal DID Alan Bleasdale cross a picket line or not?

If so, why is he on page 1, and the strikers on page 14? I'm a steward in the GMBATU I'm sure about your priorities.

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Socialist Action 8 April 1983

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She is afraid She is alone She put 3 million out Write to us!