IMGpapers 1976–79

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

SHOTTONT STEELWORKS B.S.C. PROFIT- MAKERS

· Socialist Challenge No. 30, 26 January 1978 · p. 3 of the scan · 208 words

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page 3 of the scan

STEEL •SHOTTONNO JOBS NU PROSPECTS/TTON NO FUTURE TOTON SRTTO STEEL WORKS December Union.

SOCIALIST CHALLENGE, 26 January. 1978, page 3 Necrophilia in Sheffield REPORTere sil rinteln Fact political necrophilia carried out Shetteld The occasion was the shop stewards quarterly of the Engineering The chief giest none other than the late Hugh Scanlon (RJP), He had come to award Trom Communist P'arty district secretary George Caborn for services to trade unionism".

The union's broad left were paying their tributes to the dear, departed president. E Caborn was in a generous mood: 'We might have had our little differences, but Hughe is the Labour Party politica broadcast against the fascist: there was a Nood of' interviews. discussions and "analysis" the bulk of which were hostile to Labour's anti-racist offensive South Alica House bough the loe. All their orders were marked "urgent". Was thei Interest mainly to discredit Labour or to boost the prestige of the NF to Pretoria, where it could ne argued that the embassy should give financial assistance to aid in its world wide racist crusade Il is also believed that Telex por ide coet regine in the Smith regime in Rhodesia. A thorough check on this piece of sanction breaking is therefore surely in order.

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