FUND NEEDS YOU | IMGpapers 1976

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We need two things to put Red Weekly on an even keel - a big boost in circulation, and regular donations to our Fighting Fund. Only a few branches are responding to these urgent tasks. port have doubled their paper order to cover the explosive developments in the steel industry; but only Bath and Bristol IMG came up with the Fighting Fund money this week.

Many thanks to those individuals who sent in donations, particularly the E9 from J. Karel. This week the money must be rushed in if it is to be used to improve the paper rather than meet back debts. The address is: Red Weekly Fighting Fund, 182 Pentonville Road, London N.1.

al mom s. in me wake or me Caryste The comrades in New- defeat it would provide a focus for every militant who wants to fight the unemployment policies of the Wilson Government and the treachery of the IUC bureaucracy. That way Skelmers dale would not become Skelmersdole to work of every worker.

Merseyside IMG or te, lactory witnout compensaion anc Such a policy can provide a fighting basis for an occupation to defend all jobs and a blow would be struck for the rigat Party organisations. olutions from the labour movement demanding a recall conference to break with the Government's policies and to prepare a fight to defend jobs, smash the £6 limit and halt the dismantling of public services which the TUC clique dares to perpetrate "in the interests of its membership'.

The secret document at Chequers also makes it clear that even the most detailed decisions on the future of jobs in Britain are decided not merely at the level of the company but also increasingly at the level of the Government and in the departments of state. Harold Lever's refusal to be questioned by the Commons Public Expenditure Committee on the Chrysler deal is only a tiny part of the veil of secrecy which the Government lowers over its anti-working class policies. As well as the opening of books of individual companies, the demand should be raised throughout the labour movement that all confidential papers of the Civil Service and Cabinet should be open for inspection to all trade union and Labour

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