26th. UG PLOT! IT ia sfOTSTLUA TIO,’ Thore is every indication that thoreis to be one of the most. “Eepes varit anu ‘laigest demonstrations -of -itg. kind for a whole period. The main point to estalish is the absolute necessity of a socialist solution to the problem of unemployment. Other measures to be suppo>tel mist not have in mind making capitalism more efficient but of undermining it in essence. The problem of presenting these ideas to the mass of the participants in the demonstration will not be an @asy one.
The necessity of a socialist solution prosents itself et this stage in the form of fighting for a Labour Government pledged to the policies of clause four in its fullest sense. This should be the main slogan of the demonstration and other slogans — for work sharing, for a shorter working week, etc. — are subordinate to this overriding domand. The job of making sure a Labour Government is returned that will endcavour to-sapply clause four, = would be mich facilitated if the massa of demonstrators would join the Labour Party and, take part in the fight to tmuild a firm left. Certain journals (i.e. "Union Voice! and'Young Guard.'!) can be used for the latter. purpose, we hope readers of the Bulletin will do all they can to see these journals have a wide sale.