« The Kessingland campaign is gathering momentum very rapidly. .ive day enquiries are pouring in, and in the past weeks there have been 12 from Gla8gow 6 from Renfrew, 3 from Italy (including one from Sicily), 1 from Belgium and one from Austria, and others from Thurrock, Ilford, Yarmouth, and South eles. Registrations are coming in mech faster, and since our last report they have come in from Harlow (2), Nottingham (3), Ilford, Prescot, Yarmouth, Glasgow (2), Kentcn, Cheltenham and London (4). The big drag now is that very many people are holding back the money which completes their payment. This creates all hell for the camp organisers, whe have to square the camp owners with all kinds of mebulous promises. The owners naturally think that they provides services for money not promises. The new provisional programme is appended; readers will note that it includes an arrangement with the Yarmouth Young Socialists to join in with their cavalcade on the Saturday. Provisional programme Saturday, 8th September am. E.P. Thompson. Reform or Revolution?
peme Henry Collins There will be a break in the afternoon to allow people to participate in a motor cavalcade organised by the Yarmouth Young Socialists. Sunday, 9th September aem Urnio Roborts Power in the Labour Party.
pen. Claude Bourdst Guropean Reaction and the
Common Market. Monday, 10th September a.m. John Rex Imperialism's Last-—ditch stand.
pam. Mike Kidron Democracy and Development.
Tony Cliff Russia and the cold war. Tuesday, llth September asm. Ralph Miliband Reform and Revolution in the
Under—developed world.
Pem. iirnest Mandel The growth of the left in the
uuropean Welfare states.
ivenings: Seminars on Cuba and Algeria led by Uric
Hobsbawn and John Baird M.P. Wednesday, 12th September a.m. John Hughes The Industrial movement in
Britain.
pem. John C. Daniels socialism and education. Thursday, 13th September a.m. Alan Lovell The peace movement in Britain
- what next?
pem. Ken Coates Socialism and the Labour Party. Friday, 14th September QeMe Symposium The future of Socialism -
Reform or Revolution? Normally there are three sessions every day: - 9.30 to 12.30 in the mornings
2215 to 4.00 in the afternoons
5-00 to 6.45 in the evening here the programme includes less than three items, the exact timing will be settled by decision of the school. Informal seminars will be arranged for those who wish to attend them in the open periods. Film Programme: The Battleship Potemkin, by Wisenstein; Westfront 1918, by Pabst;
Walk to Freedom, the film of the Alabama bus strike against racia!
discrimination; Strike, by Disenstein; Under this same sky, the
film of the Warsaw Ghetto; We are the Lambeth Boys, by Karel
Reisz; Cuba — Island Aflame, the Russian film about Cuba; The
German Story; Its a Grand Life, the Polish satire.
Other films, including an Indian documpntary on Ghandi, and a
new film on the General Strike in Belgium, will also be shown.