disarmament while motion 44, right, called for a commitment to unilateralism. Both were passed The Labour right have always used multilateralist arguments as a cover for their support for NATO It's the same in London and Sheffield - thousands against the missiles significantly to reduce spending on defence 'It believes that the safety of the British people and of the people of Europe both West and East will be best secured by multilater sarmament in the nuclear and conventional fields circulars and work and expenditure relating to civil preparations should boycotted by Labour councils and the We should demand that the counthe nuclear books. The movement has the right to know who is to go down the nuclear much local money necessine should be brought to the fore in the Setting our sights only on Britain's CND has to oppose the Thatcher/ and the US's In Reagan's first two months he has: enormously increased the nuclear weapons budget; despatched massive 'advisors' to the ruthless junta in El Salvador; boosted Deployment Force; cut off and asked for the ban on • outcners wno run The US president's latest scheme is to undermine the lett nationalist government in Angola by granting aid to the UNITA rebels. This follows his assurance to the apartheid regime in and which has now acquired nuclear weapons. If these new cold war moves go unchallenged by the labour movement, the disarma will inevitably be The mobilisation of the labour movement against the missiles is the onlv basıs for victorv. Anv idea that of and arguments on their own are sutticien to achieve these tasks is humbug.
national demonstration called by CND for October should be and expression of hostility the missiles. We need to build for a joint Confusion at last year's Labour Party conference. Resolution 43, left, Labour Party/trade demonstration of hundreds thousands of workers and youth in This weekend's conference OUTLINED here are the policies of several