There are many Socialist and Repubarences of political principle between them;
We call on all Republican and Socialist the political issues on which a united front Organised by can be built. in this way we can strengthen , a national mobilsation, to he addrese by Websier, Tyndall and Rood, only 150 fascists attended. They were forced to hold their meeting in a comer of a square surrounded by police, by 250 anti-fasc This is a big set-back for the Front who are sepeating the attempt to beat the bons in islinglon, LONDON, on 25 March. On that day, they intend to loit a meetine on the sleps of the Town Hal in deliance of the Labour Councll ban The NF must he given no opportunity to pet back on their foot Following the example of the anti-fascists in Manchester, a cassive furt-out of the revolutionary left and the labour movement must bu mobilised to podce the ban amposed on the fascists by Isington Council. The nail must be driven into the cottin- hand. James Drake Rad Wankly 13 March 1975 Pane 9
JEBE UN CHEETALS CUT TIRED HU GOOD UI MUSTA Did X00S CaN SA 000 a01 10 800 I AELIER WHERE WET T stue Якош-мор брешой оці de asu OLET PUE 696L sprema doys de no pauses sunge ant pue saragod samoour swou dea pue des tops as sue se pue guess jo spogsaja aut sy Kes on Surpou sey lies ang C157 guanaad jou seop Juan st arall puerelishi suld fining theatre groups which
ting the bosses the Government and the State Iscit, rather than maintaining the myth of the neutrality" of art in political events. That is why the strugale for ade uade grants is poing to get harder, and why the campaign undertaken by the Indopenlation of Community Theatre (TACT) for