THE GRUNWICK strike not won on Monday. There was TENT IT CINDE ARSENUE be sad taped too Even if the 3,000 entering George Ward's camp it would only have been a temporary, and moral victory for the What Monday did show, however, was that the strikers are now on the road to recovery after ILIARCHICO CAT SACHEDS the various legal proceedings and enquiries which the Labour GovBEGAN TAUSEE to divert the struggle.
entirely characteristic of the role of the APEX general secretary, Roy Grantham that he should chose the eve of the mass Grunwick strike committee, He criticised mass picketing and on a tovisa programaic dovisco the strikers to rely on the House of Lords who will some ACAS judgement on it is onlikely that even Grantham really believes, that salration lies in the hands of the Law Lords. His increasing wil ungneis to make public display of washing his hands of the USE NUKES IS HOW OCENT ing one of the most nauseating sights in the trade union move For its part the TUC maimtains Sistered with the Posr Office as a nevspape is cynical apachy towards the Grunwick situation. It has done the decision laken at the Congress to step up support. Only the maximum amount of Prese leader to set. When the to act TUC meets on Wednesday October they should be met with the role they have letting George Ward The TUC lobhy planned for should not be of the But a peat hee one that tows borine solidarity that Grunwick strike and the bisterness militants feel towards the do-nothing TUC. It needs to be a Both for the lobby and for the new dates for mass picketing the SLIKE COUTENCE WILDE BIE effective country wide isation is essential. This mean CI SUDDE towns and cities throughout the country, It also means effective 0-апати оБсісл thousands of strike supporters. A solidarity needs to be immediarely orear ised - a conference which can plan action on mass picketing, MODES BR SCINICE This way the mass picket on 1 Detober rather than marking the cod of the strucale, can be scen as the start of a new one, played off the PENCEY.
the organ conference Leyland LONGBRIDGE JOINT SHOP-STEWARDS SAY RADE Leyland workers on the Grunwick mass picker. For the waw of thair boss on Grunwick Turn to peges 8 6 9 We apologise to readers for not printing the interview with Arthur. Scurpill in this issue. The reason forthis was she Lewand story, We pHilishing the interview THE BATTLE OF tine view from the left and Tress ren Gelderer 30р Price 30p plus 10p post age. Orders for five or more post free, 20 or more post free and 10 per cent dis count (cash with order). All orders to: Relgoerest Ltd., 32H/9 Upper Street, Lon
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