SocialistAction 1983–88

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

YOUR PAPER - ITS FUNDS

· Socialist Action No. 48, 9 March 1984 · pp. 11-12 of the scan · 329 words

The scan: 048-mar-09-1984-SA-UK.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 11 of the scan

TWO LETTERS WE got last week really lifted our being, even it it only a little.

send you a small cheque from time to time.' Now when you are used to opening the mail and Inding inreatening For prevaricating debtors, two like that brighten the wnole week.

But doesn't it put many Just recently we have had a big improvement in the fund drive income and costs. But we With GCHO workers being given £1000 quit their there any readers prepared to send in £1000 to help the fight to defend the unions against Tory attacks.

were sixteen joke candidates in the Chestertield byelection spirits. Des Stevens wrote in to say: 'I've just read in the fund drive column, you had some more bills coming in — I know the feeling.' He sent in £10, and said 'here is something to help you out for the time H Smith from Pyle in Wales wrote in 'I cannot send a bankers orders because I am an Old Age Pensioner and not too well off. However, I will try to who paid out £2,400 in election denosits. most of this the state held onto auerwards. Is there any reader who can send in £2,400 to help us fight with the for Duces which really fight West Londo 25. .0C 25.00 K Moore E Saraga G Monk:

C Arthur underlanc Total £6087.15 ing means 'somebody who can put somebody in touch with SOLICULt else'. She didn't add that both Mark and Denis knew somebody called Margaret Thatcher very well Mr Tipping the other signatory Signever in the adage it al first you don't succeed try, try again. Two of his companies, Wizard Design Ltd and Go Gear JLtd were both compulsorily wound up after he had resigned as a director. untel Oman came along, Monteagle had not been doing too well.

page 12 of the scan

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