GO BETRAYED THE WHEN THE Trades Union Congress starts, the unemployed figures will have passed million. The Tebbit Bill will be on the statute book. Cruise missiles will be arriving within few months. dispute will still have to be won.
ple are affected. disappearing heat wave. nuclear holocaust gets nearer each day. The right to strike is under the hammer of Tebbit. The health workers given the thumbs down sign 3.2 ple The NHS ment growing The lives of millions of peoJobs are like snow in a The threat of a underpaid, overworked, enormous have been could if TOBACCO UNION CUS obscene arms STRENG This when he othe AOL • The a cool half enterprise high slightly and Giordano.
A mass movedemonstrations, fight for the a Labour governthe health every It's not just the Mail which is worrying about the high cost of calls: the Confederation of British Industry is also up in about these monstrous monopoly profits.
rapid conversion socialist principles may cause a few problems: why, only a few months ago Lord Denning gave us all a lesson on the importance of profit caught the GLC handed in the foul crime of trying to avoid making a profit. Strange to say, the Mail didn't find the cost of a bus journey "obscene'.
But after all, a late convert is still a convert. Can we suggest that the Mail and the CBI take up some excessive monopoly ings? What about these cases?
Associated Newspaper group, which prints the Mail and wnose director Patrick Sergeant awarded himself a seventy-eight percent rise last year to becom Britain's third highest paid bos with a salary of a quarter of a million per year.
• That shining example of free competition, British Oxygen Company, which sells 97 percent of al industrial gases and a cool half milion a dare gets million a year. mastery of the principles of free clearly make him the highest paid man in Britain.
• The 122 unelected men who run Britain's 20 major nationalised inover 1.5 million embloyees. Their over 1.7 million employees salaries average a miserly £60,000.
Strange to say, however, our solution to the problem of these and immoral earnings is different from the Mail CBI's. We propose i save usby an immediate £300,000 b sacking the directors and placing the industry under the control of those who work in it.
British industry wants to Busby off to the likes of Mr Ri They can't be claiming this will reduce Busby's profits or that nice Mr Denning might have something to say; and so we can only assume your phone bills will be as high But then, isn't it worth that little extra to know you will be
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