We don't need Jackanory Marxism | IMGpapers 1976

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HARINGEY Socialist Challenge readers group meets fortnightiy In the West Green Community Stanles reen Hoedl. Nearest tube Turnpike Lane.

GREENWICH/LEWISHAM Socialist Challenge group meets every two weeks. derailsring Ray D1-680 1187.

SOUTHWEST LONDON Socialist Challenge suppar Ters meetevery two weeks in Banersca, Further Woma IMG:

TOn Trom Warkers Road, London SWI1.

Flame. CAMDEN Socialist Chai.

group meets every first and third Wednesday o each month in Kentish Town. For detalis ring Neil Ene 3598288, orwrite PO Box 50 London N1.

For Worker or News Line Latchemere prentature for The creation IN ARGUING for a clear conception of what ine alms and pobcies of socialst Challenge should he, it is perhaps useful to establish what the paper is not trying to be.

First, Socialis Chullenge — unlike Socialist is not aimed simply at building the pary". It is thus distinctly Shelfield Socialist Chullenge supporters in 5 January 1978 issue, to sugges that chese groups as they stand could be that basis or the revolutionary organisation of a unilied revalutionary organisation n Britain must necessarily be. to a large extent, the result of regroupment of the merely this hollow.

and non-sectarian stance of disorder sectarian sectarians CHRIS ROSEBLADE, London

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SOCIALIST CHALLENGE, 26 January, 1978, page 15