IMGpapers 1968–75

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1968–75

Marxist

Red Weekly No. 48, 19 April 1974 · p. 6 of the scan · 344 words

The scan: rw-no48-apr-19-1974.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 6 of the scan

MED LADDER parlorn their play on women's oppression for the first sime in London on Monday 22 April at 7 pm in the LSE Old Theatre, Haughton Street, WC2. Organised by London ad hoc committee against SPUC.

SOCIAL in aid of the Prisoners' Wives. Union, Saturday 20 April at 8 pm in Wond Green.

JUMBLE SALE in aid of Red Weekly Fund Drive, Saturday 20 April at 2.30 pin in ningon Park Cominuaity Hall, Yerbury Road, N19, Admasion 20. NOTTINGHAM RED CIRCLES Wide-ranging series of discussions based on the posities of the Fourth International. Every 2nd and 4th Tuesday in the month at 8 pm in the Lion Hotel, Clumber Sirect SARSIN DROLL CFINDAY STATUS THE CONCHA TER ACTING IN CHIE Available from: RED BOOKS, 97 Caledonian Road, London N.1. arred Jarce, ites or two classes.

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The only way the Chilean working class can take power is through the building of a Revolutionary Party level. to overthrow the military junta by Unity i a great word, but means nothing when you live in a world where there is conflict of two opposWilliam Graham, Norwich.

As For contade Graham, what can one After 2,500 words in which we caneFully outlined bow any attempt to (statish a common front with the othe workers' organisations must be precoded casual-in the Chilean countryside, Many of the mote than 250,000 small holders also had to sook casual employment to bring their incomes up to subsistence Meanwhile, lem iban 60,000 rural families had benefited from the implemen bation of the agrarian reform under both FreiGhd Allende. The carrying through of the reform to its limits was, on the monst optimistic calculations, expected to no main bulk of the rume prolecarist tomain od untonched by the agrariun reform.

A more daring and radical agrarian reform migit have been able to tackle this problem more effectively, But ultimately Chelcan coontryside lay in the rapid deyelopment of industry to draw off the surplus labour from the rural conomy.

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