IMGpapers 1976–79

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1976–79

After the broadcast

Socialist Challenge No. 63, 14 September 1978 · pp. 15-16 of the scan · 628 words

The scan: sc-n63-sep-14-1978.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 15 of the scan

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believes ...a suicide activist Adams SOON AFTER watching the Funny Gedull, un 8l-year-old Jewish woman, killed herself.

Panay, who lived in St Annes, and have a Lanes, left a note saying she 'wanted nothing more to de Hector told the Daily Mail: "She hated homas leatleting She could terrible things (politicians) people did to other people.

mother also pration, that the same situation would happen again added She was terrified of the rise of the duces any National Front - Justlast week views, we had leaflets from them.

...attacks after the showing of the final episode of Holocaust last week, Manchester was the seene of s number of Jewish communul buildings, newspapers und u smugogue were the targets. Windows were broken and anti-Semitie slowere daubed This is the latest in a series of on local Jewish

page 16 of the scan

reports GEOFF BELL. Thursday at the age of 59, was union militant in Manchester writes VICKY ANDERSON.

was an Engincering member years, and was chairperson of the branch which started Hugh Scanton on the road to union president, From 1946-52, Alf was in the Communist Party, but he could see the growth of Stalinise in the parry and internationaily:

Recently he worked in the Health Service, where he was a WHOLESALE SACKINGS at Leyland is the latest idea dreamt up by management to frighten off support for the 32 toolroom workers at SU Carburettors, On Tuesday night, a crucial meeting was taking place in Birmingham over the SU toolmakers affair. ALF FLEMING, who died last | shop steward and came into contact with Trotskyism for the first time. He became an active fighter for unity of and Socialist Unity, Sadly, he was isolated from his contemporaries and felt acutely his dolestic, financial and political problems. When these becamie too much to bear, he took his own life.

For nearly 40 years, in spite of Stalinism and the Cold War, All Blenting remained untar tingly convinced of the need to fight for socialism. Socialist Challenge unmittee of the Engincering After leaving the disciplin AUEW burcaucracy. management in the shape of Michaci Edwardes has: entered the fray anil threatene WROCE muckings other toolroom throughout the aid of WorkcIs In a workers Edwarder has threa the lent. beer rusting toolroom throughout the toi cost the company EstEr That can be contrasted with the 13,000 it would cost them to meet the claim of the SU workers for parity — a claim to which management agreed in principle four years ago, Edwardes" sackings is a further example of Tactic ALEW leadership to break the ™2C000% Nor is the e Duped a the strikers to the Leyland Cure now workers Leyland cogie to victimised SU If the toolmakers -sent to Lesland's tre Testracturing it witekirs do not of the AUEW around media on Britstr threats of mass his adopted by the mouthpiece in Birmingham, PECTERTY Ken Cure, though hardly original ploy last weel sinister elements Involved in this dispute,' said Union and management are determined to pay any price to smash the type of shop-floor rebellion which the toolmakers win, The ability of the union leadership to "police" its metabers will be This BUCHIN would be a particular blow for the new right-wing leadership The craven enthuniasm of Cades cup to act as public as officers for Leyland ent was illustrated al Butly pro declaine stracks" try time What he meant hy this isth "continual attacks' on Leyland management. As Cure showed talk of *sinister elements", the AUEW burcaucracy is quite happy to fuei attacks on Leyland workers Court, Oldfield Park, Bath, arrived in our offices this week

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