Is published monthly at 25 cents (1/84) from GPO Box 808, Brooklyn 1, New York, U.S.A... This is on the other side of the fence so far as pedigree is concerned, and strangely enough we find ourselves in agreement with what Problems of Communism had to say about its "..,emonthly, vigorous and readable, appeals not to communists" (Ed. notes it was founded by two exleaders of the U.S. Communist Party who were expelled for being ' pro=Albaniar) "but to the discontented and the disinherited, campaigning in the name of justice for Negroes, Puerto Ricans, slumdwellers, organised labour and the right to visit Cuba, This base-building strategy is reflected by the relat~ ively high number of students in Frogressive Labor Movement members." But the emphasis on studentdom is perhaps excessive. We would add that Progre= ssive Labor represents a healthy and dynamic trend for the American lefte
The WeekThe Week Vol. 1, No. 26, 25 June 1964
Progressive Labor"
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