N. List of Sponsors for Trade Union Paper

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A fresh list of sponsors appears i n tho latest circular sont out by Grnie Roborts asking for support for tho proposed Trade Union paper (seo provious issuos of the Bulletin). Tho now list consists of: Frank Alluan, M.P.3 Goo. Craddock, li.P.3 Tom Badstovonor, A. B.U.3 R.W. Briginshaw, N.A.T.S.0.P,A.3 Ald. Callow; S.O. Davios, If.P.3 Porcy Bolchor, T.W.U.3; Gcoorgo llvin, j1.C.T.T.3 Bob Edwards, M.P., C.A.1.U.g We Griffiths, M.P.3 C. Harrington, N.U.R.3 Hugh Jenkins, Jquity; Russol Korr, A.S.S.8.T.3 Waltor Kondall, U.S.D.A.W. 3 Re. Kolloy, Mi.P.3 Davo Lambert, A.U.F.W.3 Ian Mikardo, A.S.S.2.T.3 Stan Mills, N.U.R. 3; We Monslow, M.P., N.U.R.3 L.J. Nicholas, N.U.R.3 Don Pullon, A.S.L.G.F.3 John Ranking Tie, M.P.3 drnio Roborts, A.U.U.3; H. Geanlon, A.2.U.3 Stephen Swinglcr, li.P.3 Ald. Tom Shaw, A.1.U.3 A.C. Torcdo, S& D3 R. Tonch, N.U.R.3 Prof. E.A.Thompson, Bort ‘ynn, N.U.M. Tory crisis continucda/

In any case it is probable that the Conscrvatives will postpons the date of an clection until ontry into the Common Markct is scttlod, not wishing me ana this matter to a workors!' party which is not so disciplinod cn this nattor,

It is gonorally agroed that for 6 months the British working class has shown a spirit of strong determination against tho eustority moasures of tho Tory Governnent. If this rosistance has not resultod in widespread struggles, it is due above all to the absonse of a left sufficiontly unified and contralised to appear as a compotont alternative leadership to the miserable gang around Gaitskell and Brown, Without such a left cach seetion of tho vanguard risks fighting in isolation, and risk® being domoralisod, Tho first signs of such a dovelopmont aro already apparent amongst some of tho young supportors of C.N.D. who wish to place thomsolves in the backwaters by standing as unilatoralist candidates in tho elect=ions (This rofors to I.N.D.E.C. : id. Noto)

Uniting and fusing the young Mthusiasts of tho C.N.D. and tho Young Socialists, with the loft of tho trade unions, the dissidont workers and tho militent opposition in the local Labour Partics remains more than evor the task for tho noxt stago in Great Britain.