SocialistAction 1983–88

The paper of the Socialist League, formerly the International Marxist Group, 1983–88

Support the paper Robert Maxwell loves to hate!

Socialist Action No. 73, 12 October 1984 · p. 12 of the scan · 376 words

The scan: 073-oct-12-1984-SA-UK.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 12 of the scan

yard — join the picket.' with tae rost Urice 'Don't leave us in Walton. Support the occupation — save the For PO Box 50, London N1. Special free book offer! Take out a years inland subscription and we will send you free one of these books:

Thatcher and Friends by John Ross Over our Dead Bodies -Women Against the Bomb Introductory offer for new readers: Eight issues for just f2! SOCIALIST ACTION made a big impact last week at Labour Party - even the Mirror felt it necessary to mention us in an editorial. They knew what side we were on and who we supported.

Sales of the paper went second part of the week. The success though was the pamphlet on black sections, the first part of our winter schedule of fund raising. Over £50 was collected by the middie of the week and there's more to cont.

Remember all the money goes to the fund drive.

It's a pity that Robert Maxwell's concern doesn't extend as far as supporting the left press rather than destroying it: he spend more on cigars than we get in a week from Preparations for the move to the new bullding are well underway, now that we've seen one which suits our needs.

our schedule of fund-raising events is well underway. The next one, later this month, the Miner's Solidarity Meeting. looks like being a big success.

Preparations also underwas for Xmas and while we're the subject: when you're thinking about presents, think about giving usione too!

Southampton readers have come up with a small donation again. They're becoming our most consistent contributors, their target will soon be Liverpool readers for f50 towards their target; and to Ealing for £40 as the opening towards theirs.

of our readers meeting their targets in une nex couple of I months. Get the money in now, support the fund drive. organised by Socialist Action Saturday 20 October — 10.30 to 5.30 Bold Miners' Welfare Club Fleet Lane, Parr, St Helens, Lancs A rare opportunity to meet miners and women against pit closures from all over the country and trade unionists from all over Europe creche/accomodation available registration contact: PO Box 50, London NI

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Miners' International Solidarity Meeting

← NUM says: 'Ignore women at your peril' got some of the loudest applause - includingMINERS A FIGHT® TO THE FINISH →

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