IMGpapers 1976–79

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1976–79

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Red Weekly No. 170, 14 October 1976 · p. 8 of the scan · 461 words

The scan: rw-no170-oct-14-1976.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 8 of the scan

year. which has a genuine debate in its columns, revolution in all the far left papers.

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First Payment Due THE BUILDING of our paper has progressed well since the beginning of the We have established a stable network of foreign correspondents who give us an on-the-spot analysis of the rise of the working class revolt in Portugal, France, Latin America, southern Africa and Ireland. The Red Weekly is also the only paper which has dealt seriously with the development of the crisis in Scotland and the problems raised by the national question. And the publication of the first issue of our new regular supplement The Battle of Ideas'has already met with anenthusiastic response from readers.

Most importantly for us, Red Weekly is now beginning to be seen as a paper correspondence columns of many other far left papers. Our 'Portugal Forum' remains the only serious discussion of the beginning of the we hope achieved through our typesetting and the enlargement of our design staff has contributed to the But much still remains to be done. We aim to establish a network of worker-correspondents all over Britain. As soon as possible we hope to have regular features on the problems of everyday life, art and culture. these things, money is necessary. And not just the generous but irregular donations that we receive from our readers, but a regular and dependable flow We aim to achieve a target of 500 pledges of a minimum of E1 each through equivalent of 10 cigarettes or a pint of beer a week, will be a tremendous boost for us. For those who can afford more, we urge them' to do so. The bankers orders should be filled in and returned to: RED WEEKLY, 97 Caledonian Road, London N1. Extra copies can be obtained from the same address.

To the majority of readers who do not have bank accounts we say: 'Please send your donations as regularly as possible. Help us build Yorkshire North-West name or vour bank Dear Sirs, Please make payment to the debit of the account specified as per the details Your Name Name RED WEEKLY Williams & Glyn's Bank Limited, 286 Pentonville Rd., 15 05 70 Last Payment Due Amount This order cancels all previous orders to the same payee and will continue until written in contrast to ine staged European our readers will. agree that change justified To achieve Even E1 a month, on firm ..(branch)

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