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· Socialist Challenge No. 199, 28 May 1981 · p. 4 of the scan · 273 words

The scan: sc-n199.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 4 of the scan

= tilled jobs.

28 May 1981 and black workers are usually in the The conference will now to take up the fight for positive IF you are one of the 100,000 people expected to join the march for jobs, bought Socialist Challenge for the first time, you'll notice a difference from the Mirror, Sun or Star.

Last Monday the Mirror led on a front page attack on Tony Benn, part of its five-year smear campaign.

weeks ago the Sun's coverage Deptford fire enquiry was So racis unar une of the thirteen black people lodged complaint with the Press Council.

The Star discovered unemployment.

because Victor Matthews who owns both the slar right-wing Daily Express, loses sleep and you've just about working people. But people are so angry about this Tory government he's found he can make more against it.

Socialist Challenge doesn't make profits and doesn't have millionaires backing it But does tell you what is going on at Rovers.

Not one of these Fleet Street papers has defended our tight at Rovers or taken a stand against the Edwardes' which is driving thousands of car canada deputy, what's going on in Ireland and the truth about our fight for jobs.

Truth costs money Socialist Challenge relies on the contributions we can make. Every week it needs f500 from us. Buy the paper, read it, take a few CODICS I WOrK LO sell. Take out a subscrip tion and help us keep the alive your Cash.

Our thanks this week Hemel supporters £30 Tower Hamlets supporters Brent supporters Standing orders Martin Avery Mandel/ Livingstone rally 1004.76 Total £1654.76 Grand total £30,150.91

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