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I am writing to you on behalf of a group of Apprentices and young workers. We have noticed that the Dwarf at one point writes for the student intellectuals of the Left, and then writes for the working type people in the form of articles on skin-heads. We think that the Dwarf has got to decide which it is centring on. The reason we say this is that many of our friends have said to us that the Dwarf is a good paper but they can't understand the dictionary type articles and that although they are good articles, they are not interested in reading about Stalin, Pakistan or the Middle East troubles.

I, like them, would like to see the Dwarf do more articles on young workers and workers in general, because as I'm sure you realise that in any revolution or social change it is the workers and the working class that are the force that fights for the changes, and not the intellectual groups, or have you forgotten that?

I, and the others, thought that the Dwarf was very good when it did the Youth Supplement and we would like to congratulate all the people concerned, but then we are disappointed when the Dwarf returned to its usual self. What we would like to see is a permanent youth page that has articles from youth writers and articles that are more relevant to us.

We sincerely hope that you will consider this matter as we feel that the Dwarf has the posi JANUARY 11th: Conference on Workers' Chelsea College of Science, King's Road, SW13. 10 to Tickets 12/6 (inc. food), Brian Nicholson, 64 Northampton House, Corporation Row, EC1. ANUARY 11th: Film-Making and the Young Socia sts. Classic Cinema, Hampstead-Pond Street, NW3 9.30 a.m.

JANUARY 11th: Demo. Stop Wilson's visit to WashTANUARY 12th: Enoch Powell Kingston, Surrey.

JANUARY 14th:

Ireland.

JANUARY 16th: Class struggle in socialist China. 24 Warren 7.30 p.m. Anglo-Chinese Educational Institute. 387 0074.

JANUARY 17th shiels.

Edinburgh 1.

JANUARY 18th: Which way for the Union? A discuscion on productivitv deal between Bert Ramaison (in dustrial organiser of CP) and Roger Rosewell (Interna Rialism) at the Africa Centre , 38 King Street, 7.30 p.m. Entrance fee: 2/6. Meeting organise JANUARY 18th: Women's Equal Rights Campaign so Up.m. Camden Street, NW donartin JANUARY 20th: Springboks v Llanelli, Llanelli. Contact Will Howells, c/o Students Union, Dumfries Place, Cardiff, 0222-44644, ex.8.

JANUARY 20th: Teach-in on Equal Pay movement, Greenford Greena Lloyd, 40 inverness Road, Southall, tel Greenford, Middx. 01-574 740 TANUARY 24th JANUARY 25th: Vietnam Sightench, to mis 5845.

JANUARY 31st: Springboks v The Barbarians. Twickenham. STST as above FEBRUARY Sth Holborn Central Hall, The Anglo-Chinese Educational Institute.

EBRUARY 7th: Conference on left and future a Hal Region sonare Convention, FEBRUARY: Conference of Left Economists. Contact EUS 6073.

FEBRUARY 14th-15th: Scottish Socialist Students' Conference. Stirling University. Contact Tom Woolley, 14 w. Preston sweet, camburga 1

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