Freedom struggle by the Provisional

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- the book Cosgrave banned from Dublin - is being wholesaled through RED BOOKS. 100pp., £0.50 retail. Inquiries to: Dept FS, 24 Boundary Road, London N.W.8. Tel: 624 4504.

20p (inc. p. & p.) from: RED BOOKS, 24 Boundary Road, London N.W.8, RED BOOKS Red Weekly 7 September 1973 Page 6 A leading member of the former Communist League explained how revolutionaries in France could take advantage of the 'left' programme of the Communist Party-Socialist Party.

Gaining support around (our] demands and utilising, by going beyond them, certain aspects of the common programme of the 'Union of the Left', revolutionaries will press agitation for workers control ne common rosramme ore jects a certain number of measures aimed at amiting me employers absolute power. It say: *The factory and work place committees and the personnel delegates - including delegates from the shops and departments wherever these exist in the factory - must be consulted on all decisions involving hiring and firing, distribution of positions, transfers, classification of workers. setting of work pace. and mote generally, all working conditions.. . Implementation of these decisions shall be held in

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