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182 Pentonville Road, London N.1.

Subscribe NAME. At the 75th Anniversary Celebrations of the Hackney Trades Council someone had the idea of auctioning oft a t1 note personally signed by TUC boss Len Murray.

The bids however were slow. It stuttered to £1.25 and a rather embarrassed auctioneer ignored a persistent bid of £1.25½. Finally the highest bid was £1.54.

Obviously the workers of Hackney do not put a high premium on the TUC general secretary. We certainly hope that you, our readers, rate the Red Weekly much higher.

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rise.

penditure cut be opposed but price rises - this should be finon the rich, on wealth and on companies;

women can only be started

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