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details should Socialist Action, 328 Upper RES PLANS for a women's day of action against the missiles — an International Women's Day for Disarmament took a decisive step forward last week with The Scots TUC support.
The AdVIsory Committee -of the TUC met on 19 April and voted to recommend support for the action to the TUC General Council (Glasgow Women for Peace)
In Scotland, following the STUC's general coun cil's vote of support for ac tions being Scotland delegates. at last week STUC Rothesay gave a positive Greenham ICO DUISC women lobbying for supDULL At a packed meeting on Wednesday delegates other women, responding with a large tinancial con tribution pledges to build for the day.
an opening delegate Rolls the workonce day. Other including the Fire The at the STUC was Greenham women.
tant secured of support. the Timex occupation the Greenham struggles:
Jobs not Bombs. our Greenham Women.
up the telegram tion on gain Positive Among the • unions NALGO are showing the way by encouraging positive action to be organised by women and industrial action for the day.
The labour movement must build these statements of support. The lead being given for the by the can be a stepping stone for mass action against the missiles later in the year.
Women all out for Peace • This model resolution is suggested for your trade union branch:
"This branch expresses support ine Common/ paign, and in particular ofsupport to all members who take action on the 24th May as part of the 'Women All Out Fo Women's Day for Disarmament.
Contact: May 24th 16 Arundel Rd Brighton E Sussex. Tel: 0273-6064265 until _16 Apri then 0273-553466, until end of For Scotland contact: Women for Peace, c/o the Centre, Street, Glasgow 2. Tel 041 221 1177 (Sats)