George Ward lives here | IMGpapers 1976

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15,000 march for victory at Grunwick.

The capitalist class were suitably dismayed Only in one part of the labour movement was that despair shared, Callaghan, Healey and Jones have slaved away for three years to impose their wage-cutting Social Contract. They have sucSociallet Challenge, 328/9 Upper Street, London N1.

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WHAT A WEEK forthe workers' movement! The transport workers throw out wage controls. The miners vote against the productivity deal trap and the 12 month rule.

organise mass action and put forward policies for OST OUTCOME TO IDE struggle are going to aid the Said Callaghan and the TUC who merely talk or openl leaders are giving succourto the employers, ine Tones Hendon Golf Club. A quarterof a mile away is Mill Hill public school, and the same distance the other way is a British Army barracks.

Grunwick, lives here, surrounded byleisure facilities and the type of people who share his views on the world.

every Justaround thecorneris a tennis court. Nearby is George Ward, boss of Send himapostcard, letting him know what you think: George Henry Photo: G.M. COOKSON (Scia/s C16/1800 Reginald Ward, 17 Holmdene Avenue, London NW7.

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phew! what a week