Who'd be a boy? | Socialist Action 1983

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La proposal for the election of a separate conference organising committee to leave the Advisory mittee free to deal with the growing amount of worl generated by the event.

delegates attended the biggest TUC Women's Conference yet.

It's obvious that mo tions to democratise it will be back on the agenda next year, and that Marie Patteson wno canne willill a whisker of having to concede TO COLLA chair, was disconcerted by joint assaults from the unions. 'LARA DENTON lived 2100 in sycal world where women had complete power over men. Lara decided la this was unfair the lives of boys. She arranged a secret meeting with a boy known 727C gave him house... note as he left her So reads the troductory blurb story in the girl's comic Street, London NI.

Mandy entitled 'Who'd be a boy?' (see illustration for a taste of the action).

The heroine, Lara, is The olet moron have other women have distinct possibilities ...

as Compiled by Hilary Driver. Send contributions (to reach us one week before publica. in- Male Socialist Action, 328 Upper

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Socialist Action 23 March 1984