GRUNWICK STRIKERS - on the march to the House of Commons last Friday. The strike has entered its ninth week. Strike comm for Tom Jackson, general secretary of the UPW to black the mail order work coming through the post office as per his TUC pledge UF does not allow this; it gives the excuse for those who may not accept the action programme to opt out of a united fight on So while supporting the 24 October conference, a number of issues need to be clarified. Is it destined to be the start of a mass campaign on workers democracy — a campaign which as it develops could evolve into something much broader; or is it designed as a means of hammering out the relationship between workers democ racy and a programme to meet the crisis amongst militants who already see the The organising committee of the conference - dominated by supporters of the Workers Socialist League _ have ver ic make this issue clear. If the conference is merely a debate on the nature of the action programme, then demands which have not yet been included - such as those which apply to black and women But, rather than this type of debate, the major thrust of this conference should be the labour TE APEX ION October 20th Robin Blackburn October 27th -John Ross November 3rd Peter Gowan & David Purdy November 10th Michael Lowy November 18th Tariq Ali November 24th Hilary Wainwright December fat Julian Atkinson December 8th lan Gough This masang on tau Wednesday evenings at 8.00 p.m. in the Large Assembly Hall, Marxism and Problems of Revolutionary Politics Faction, Party, International Debate on the Class Nature of the USSR Marxism in Latin America Euro-Communism:
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IT WIL ДРЕХ ittee secretary Mehmood Ahmed said, We are determined and will see it through.' One of the speediest ways this could be done is INTERNATIONAL A series of meetings to discuss contemporary politics
WE DEMAND EXPLOITATION