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*cers 60e from 97 Caledonian Road, N.1. John Tyndall's National Front have made Dewsbury in Yorkshire a priority area for their fascist propaganda. Dewsbury has a large immigrant population, and the Front are attempting to blame the present crisis on this section of the Dewsbury work ing class. To this end they have leafleted ers various estates with their racist filth, and on 22 November demonstrated through An anti-fascist counter-demonstration resulted in the arrest of 25 socialists and trade unionists. Since then an Anti-Racialist Committee has been set up, which 25 and also leafleting the estates and factories exposing the fascist nature of the NF's propaganda. The next stage in the campaign is a demonstration in Dewsbury ums saturdav. ee reoruary With unemployment rising and the social services being rapidly cut back, the working class has to defend itself against the threat posed to its organisation both by the police and also by the fascist thugs. A failure to defend the 25 would make it easier for the police to intervene in tuture against socialists. trade unionist. and immigrants, and for the National bronto aviac me labour movemen between white workers and black work Dewsbury is part of the area covered b the Labour-controlled Kirklees Council. but despite this a motion to prevent the NF from using council halls in Dewsbury was defeated. The campaign will be tak ing up me poston or those Labour cour cillors who voted with the Tories against the interests of those whom they are sup Dosca to represel A successful NF campaign in Dewsbury could have repercussions throughout West Yorkshire, a fact which underlines the importance of the 21 February dem onstration. This is supported by trade un ion and socialist organisations from all over Yorkshire, and assembles at | p.m outside Dewsoury ruDue baus

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Red Weekly 19 February 1976 Workers democracy 5