Post office engineers vote with their feet

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- HE Post Office Engineering Union's conference * = week failed to debate a resolution urging sup==*t for Tony Benn.

With 700 delegates atIng a fringe meeting 3enn and only 200 at seting with Denis Heaunion executive conterence the deputy ship issue. All on the Labour Party alked out and the exforced proposition erturn the Wembley OCK CAMPBELL, • arch secretary of City ch of the POEU and person erroad Left spoke to the NaChallenge after inference debate on a bour Party. the light of impordecisions facing the Party, the POEU ship did usual 2 act and made sure " did not reach the rant issues S:: alist Challenge Labour Party deputy and the Wembley decision that most delegates wanted to vote on.

meetings with Benn and Healey obviously dicated to the leadership how the delegates viewed the importance of these issues and in the tradimanner elected body they failed to ce me sue 'As far as I'm concerned it is essential that mount campaign throughout all branches of the POEU giving them all the facts on these Issues. and asking them through of their branches to write to Head Office to inform it of their decision on how the union should vote at any future Labour conference. most tamous tights against job loss proves the point.

in June 19/1 a consortium of four shipbuilding yards called Upper Clyde DEAD VENES A FOR CLYDE Tory ducks' NATIONAL MARCH AND RALLY AGAINST UNEMPLOYMENT ASSEMBLE: 11 AM NATIONAL MUSEUM RALLY: 1.15 PM PONTCANNA PARK

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ACCORDING to Margaret Thatcher, speaking in Belfast last Thursday, the Provisional IRA has a 'discredited cause' and is playing 'what may well be its last card'.

an optimist, and in making these pronouncements she is following a long line of British politicians declared that the RA is as good as dead ars Any balanced assessment or me brogress orld cause of the Provisional IRA would have to conclude that its campaign for a re-unified Ireland, free of all British interference, has rarely looked so pro mising.

Socialist Challenge Thatcher is, by all accounts, something of several media.

respect it was Margaret Thatcher herself who testified to one breakthrough. This concerned the talks she had in DecemoeT will irelands picmier, , Charlie Haughey Many different interpretations were placed on these talks, on what was discussed ana on the British regime in the north of Ireland the phasis was on a 'military solution'. The lie was that Nationalist youth have led the struggle against British imperialism and really and think now we can find a way forward to the problems now pulling British society by the scruff of the neck, complacency. and demanding attention. it might persuade Britain as it has done. to try anc limit its own military involvement by transferring are held by importar: *. tions of the Catholic: ing class. Fergus OF: d1s0 d member of

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