агу спек покіпе ІнноВи 1ле когевп уУ8г 01 108. 8108 0 0= emperialism, the is followed a Party she any. in larly, in the 1960g they called for British troope to be sent Since its discovery of the shop intently fought against socialist trade unionism.
This leads them, for example, ta Ilee up with the right-wing buresucrats against elementary demande Social Contract.
The corporate sector's grosa trading profite climbed by 26 per cent in the first quarter of 1976, and by 30 per cent in May-June.
But in ine same period manufacturing investment was 11.9 per These aretwo extracts from "The Case Against the Social Contract", of independent socialists (mainly co-members of the SWPI Coralry, It in a review of the effects of the Social Contract on the living standards of the workins lass over the last two ycars. All he arguments" of the Government and popular press are working class.
And in the crocess herd mundreds of useful faces, statismca, and quoles from the rulig Insolf and Its own' rank and file movement or the working Cas:
Again this is only logical, fo leadership saw their 'anemy' This has always bean thair attitude towards Trotsnapportunism Their own rank contal mia curs polites, which darly altimately trom Menserenes in the rade ust no mata terry are s Unfortunatels, dome of us. He THEM SANW ANNA NEED ESIM MI this the hard way. Othere should be spared the experience.
much as a ning scale of w80es 10 JOHN STRAUTHER Liverpool *The worst bargain "If the British want to go on eating meat, they had better aim at ox-livers, beef-burgers, breasts of lamb, and bellies of pork -and leave the better cuts for the richer consumers', said the managing director of Dewhursts butchers.
WILL REESE reviews a new pamphlet on the effects of the class are chroen up. For this reason alone the pamphlet is excellent valueat 10p —a valiable propaganes wenpon against ene Social Contract and the policies of Apart from the serious omission of a cleardemandforecus bayfor women, the formal demands unemployment, currespond closely to those advo cated by Socialist Challenge.
In particular, the pamphlet's proposal that wage siould be operated and re opened if prices keep rising comes very close to the call for auromatic wage rises far every rise in the cost of living. This is an important step ОГИТИ СТОМ position which sees this demand as ROGER PROTZ has been active in revolutionary politics for 17 years, especiaiy a8 9 /oumalist and propegandist. He edited Keep Left founding editor of oce Worker, from which he was dismissed in 1974. He is an Red Weekly as executive member of the National Union of JourTSHISS SPECTRE SECTARIANISM is haunting the left in Britain. The challenge to the left is clear: unemployment climbs; racism grows and stokes the flames of reaction; civil liberties are under attack Journansts wno sees to discover the truth are hounded and persecuted: years of pay restraint have tied the union ever made' WHALE CRES But while the factual arguments extensive, the political sons are only nurtial tacked an machine, while bers"
вло was CUTESOO In Northern Ireland OF grow and ment.
as Insignificant doctrinal sues. Some their memHAEVE BEEn decimated by inflation; the Ruritanian forces for possible civil war at home through its activities dealt with Faced by this steady drift с коте ванни to the right and the ominous growth of the fascist move- for sectarianism ment, the left has frittered away many opportunities to establish a tim tain that would base in the labour moveHOVERISHE The grouplets proliferate as organisations split over VisWoman sitions that seemed healthy and in ternaly democratic have as sumed the airs and graces of stage puffed themselves up out of all proportion to their real size and strength and rudely those who dis 'unity agree with the folly of small been groups declaring yet more We will pay a heavy price But price could be a viclous authornarien recime in Br UITE ruthlessly opposed smash the organison abou It is time for prepared socialists to join together in endeavour to spread socialist ideas and to lay the groundwork for oweto atudent leader ING an Antl-Apertheid representative:
BRISTOL: Th Cholange at alto thatunited socialist movement.
A socialist paper that wal Terences is a vital step for- OCEANE ward. You must allow me a touch of cynicism; over the yeare 1 have seen a number of organisations engage in campaigns that have crude altempts to shanghal the unwary Into their organisations.
am prepared to aims of Socialist Challenge are gen -SIT policies of the an of thi to subordinate those cliterances to the u! gent need to break down the sectarian barners that ravano the left in Britain.