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who pushed him in the canal has already got it." Wolverhaplon, thanks to a certain MP who ten years ago spoke about rivers of blood, has become something of'a by-word forracise in Britain. Enoch (not Powell, but a stock character in Black Country jokes) saw his friend Eli thrashing about helplessly in the canal. Enoch did not go to his aid. Instead he ran all the way to the foundry where EI 'Have you heard the terrible news about Eli drowning? he breathlessly asked the foreman. The foreman nodded. 'Can I have his job? Enoch asked. The foreman shook his head: "The bloke Powell to Parliamen. The Tories still hole it, and while labour controls the towe council — with a slim majority there is not too much to distinguish their official views on race issues.
Walkerhampion is not. present. a stronghold for the Nationa Front, and it is reasonable to surmis that Labour and Tory officials have not been over anxious to shed the racist wolverhan pton fram mittee, formed in the antume of 36. has twice circulated ail the union branches council. It received just one response by from the secretary of the local WE 24 branch of the Engineering Union official AUEW Wenlock wrole: *My leven if contrary to ACEW policy) tha Many racist policies are being practiced in this country it is not anti-black, bur protoundly socialist question as: WE he maiorite of back vouths will ad mornid conform to a society that at one time Fli TSUL wotid'.
REFERENDUM Brother Wenlock considered it would te well to not a terendum or 'emigration' Powell's stretched well beyand the local pentry. shopkeepers and workshop in David Edgar's characterication SHERIDAN Wolverhampton on the plans that have been laid to credible.
movement at least at Anti-Racist Com F members feel He weat pe to ask such us the greatest nation in the mantle las a Conservative direction.
in reports Desting of the Labour candidare wi lus racist opportunisa standing in West Midlands by-clection is only se PHYSICAL ATTACKS Though it has to he added that tt grolesque chauvinisms and incipie racisin tha weighs on the lahor official Wolverhamptor finds its coamerpa in many otherareas of the country.
In Wolverhampton, as in so man other areas, racism is nor limited routine discrimination in jobs, hocen education and social lile, but masifest Itself in direct physical artacks Th dossier on these pages discloses th confront incipient