Workers Press no. 205

workers press

NUMBER 205 •

THURSDAY JULY 9, 1970

INCORPORATING THE NEWSLETTER •

• PUBLISHED FROM TUESDAY TO SATURDAY •

The first big test for the unions What think: All Uster troops: Our eyes record of opposition on

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CONTAINER LOADING AT LIVERPOOL:

BY DAVID MAUDE

docks 222- ALL EYES in the trade union movement will • be on today's meeting of Transport and General tered dockers-at their union's London head- server mean by a blood- Like Tuesday's National Peace' plea as Unlot vilneworkers Deputy Jenkins conference strike backing lor asse. per-cent pay claim and the not a bloodbath? cemanos or militant ral imperialist a £20 mini- waymen for STRIKERS from Birmingham's Formans Rd fight Party deputy leader. mum, the cockers increase in their an He fills Joseph Lucas plant returned to work yesterday rate 1s Moore and his fellow Stalin- afternoon with a f4 'compromise settlement both a climax of the wages Leorge Drown. Is this come Not red Pete ate and Jenkins Lay opPose of their four-week pay dispute.

the struggle sparked rocketing cost of living All 650 workers in-

A WORKERS PRE

RRESPONDE

and a test case for the volved accepted fight in the unions against the recom- otter on strikers pro Railmen cluding step Tod the the lories mendation or their shoD band sal o Birmingham, l Lucas to Countess setting drop E.E.C. stewards and union this no. stalinice of the pressure oncials oined opposition ume Throughou demand strikes 9 "Catholic meat in the union movement. RAILWAYMEN in conference Workers in all three of th system. industries mentioned have now Tory so mamen to by the races 22,000 workers ell peace, see page four stor

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(Morris Greek Colonels Oxford, ha Motors) ollowing resolution ted th Tradeunion set reckon the Britis pleased with laws by regarded b implementele proposals are next year' Bulgarian Stalinists he reventual ce Catholic -Minister sistance wages and their conditions

BY A FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT

By a political correspondent IN THE same week that Greek Foreign Minister thise played a major role in Pipinellis proudly announced the signing in sona-une bulgarıan capital-ol trade and industral agreements, Jobs slashed the Greek communist party undergrouno radio station.

'Voice of Truth', bitterly denounced the conditions of in the last

MINERS.

But Greek political prisoners.

State Paul Bryan yesterday.

1o les than 10 000 e day an Athens ribun a violating an are KRE illegal Greek CP Little Neddy' RALAMEN, again wet deal, Wipineins saithe clinched man is charged alread protocols, based on the pan continuin benef trad

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mained amuse Productivity n Smith was charged And since a ste, do crosion deal. magistrater and operation the ec erosion vices Limited or to he held companies connected with deenefits foundation paratio Batersea, Sidney Frederick nembe

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charge refers to The daily organ of the Central Committee of the Socialist Labour League PRICE 6d. A cool response to Tory Chancellor

BY PETER JEFFRIES

MR IAIN MACLEOD'S first speech as Chan- cellor of the Exchequer in the House of Commons on Wednesday met with a decidedly cool response in the City of London.

Not only did the Finan- Corby cial limes ordinary Share index show a further 6 per formula cent drop; pound fell The to a new 1970 low. follow has now eterday by the strike com- where theyr tion campaign opened. even-and-a-hal union-management degree of Mist Employ- one capit *Without nationalization, say dockers, developments like this mean the scrap heap 1ox usitom sike be tore un- problems To vitor civenflation lapiuly dising wages Green, Orange and

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stale Blue Tories in nted the pected Ulster manoeuvres clear that the Tories om the thei

BY JOHN SPENCER

EIRE foreign minister Dr Patrick Hillery visited his British Tory counterpart Sir Alec Douglas Home yesterday for talks on the Editor put it Guay Sian City worsening situation in Ireland.

Home was expected to Re-arm the RUC administer a mild rebuke to Hillery for his 'diplo- inflation.' demands ex-Minister discourtesy' mauc Falls

SPENDING CUTS

bellast s Rd area without inform- scalled to the party, be The , know that they ing westminster. Strast You Unionist canation through a pected to is Home scheduled or y parades deliberate creation of un- government. employment. nome secretary mauan city is the pans which the cating or. The Rev Ian Paisley, who theon on Tuesday. the Torche they arrive and against the working class Hillery's visit undoubtedly them Home one restray. the Stock Exchange and money markets. he and Craig saould Di Shaky

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workers press

THURSDAY JULY 9, 1970

PUBLISHED FROM TUESDAY TO SATURDAY

INCORPORATING THE NEWSLETTER •

The first big test for the unions W har thinl: AIl Ulster troops: Uur eyes record of opposition on saw cat carried, by the casting sadee Deri ren the The role song in the highlighted ps wae Liverpool meeting. call Cross plant, docks

BY DAVID MAUDE

must hie working clas ste ALL EYES in the trade union movément will • be on today's meeting of Transport and General •Workers' delegates—representing„ 47,000 regis- *tered dockers-at their union's London head- leak wbietive Fitsis" sem-styied baserver mean by a blood.

quartels uike uesdav s nauona. Peace' plea as thể Union of Mineworkers Deputy Jenkins say conference decision minandf maeiy strike backing for a 334- F Lucasstrikeends per-cent pay claim and the of the boocd bainy demands of militant rail- Chancellor Mr Wingy The armt oc pation endi waymen tor a zzu mıni- STRIKERS from Birmingham's Formans Rd fight mum, the dockers Party deputy leader. their Joseph Lucas plant returned to work yesterday tor an increase in He fills the vacancy Ell Is 8d basic rate is hin fellor afternoon with a f4 'compromise' settlement are completely opposed both a Climax of the wages of their four-week pay dispute.

struggle sparked by the rocketing cost living ot Al o» workers in-

BY CORRESPOND ENTSS

WORKERS

ana a test case for the accepted vo ved une fight in the unions against offer recom- Railmen the Tories. -, pu chi mendation of their shop drop E.E.C. and union union am's iy Luaas fac+ is band ito pres gei kiy stewards omelas beioed theuirdinlution opposition Shroughout the trade had been RAJLWAYMUN in conterenc in Yorker in al terea of tae Waer e bakers national Common Market entry by th Thes n22, deal, orkess im braces Tory government. peac y be dhage Yol rot be.

Totorsy brnch, oxford, bt Greek Colonels onanmo souton ted Tradeunion Bn wer that te *This branch is completely pleased with Depilati no pre laws by trader pl Stormont agover the next year' meng Bulgarian Stalinists an eventual civi ced to toer arend o -Minister Soneh agas per o eir against and wages and their conditions.

BYA ORA GN CORRASPONDeNI Ulster Constabulary hench By a polltical correspondent Predir initon leadins IN

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Minister same week that Greek roreign The s Pipinellis proudly announced the signing in Sofia-the TrE TO To rodice Teisca- hat trite but face-sa Bulgarian capital-of trade and industrial agreements, the Greek Communist Party underground radio station, Jobs slashed Affairs this pre Green 'Voice of Truth', bitterly denounced the conditions of inns in thein Greek political prisoners.

But tate Paul Bryan yesterday.

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being used foe ed neced ot Smipanes undati cos por pon Party dded of tle big mited emplas ene needs that the neighb through the vario us stages troop in anditione to beir

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charges charse PAGE POUR COL.d CONTAINER LOADING AT LIVERPOOL: Without atiomalzation; say deckers, idevelopments like thls mean the scrap heap for wsi komborie teil counterpart sir worsening situation in Ireland.

Home was expected to administer a mid rebuke to nillery lor nis apio- matic aiscourtes visiting Belfast's Crals kc area witholt iood- ing Westminster. Hillery, i isk Home wto ea schedied tor uty , arade.

nange terden to catod 1 ich call Shaky goverr over Ulster. nask "kepi sesing hichester-Clar)

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salling off th Orange parades. Unionists reacted t il purdy tor home con con- sumption. nace o mitin tanch in Game now engagec as the July 12 oom closer in N Ireland. The daily organ of the Central Committee of the Socialist Labour League PRICE 6d.

BY PETER JEFFRIES

MR IAIN MACLEOD'S first speech as Chan- cellor of the Exchequer in House of the Commons on Wednesday met with a decidedly cool response in the City of London.

Not only did the 'Finan- Corby cial Times' ordinary share index show a further 6 per cent drop; the pound fell formula to a new 1970 low. three-reek-old strike on% gained Much of the ground three-week-old strike the share craftsmen at the British Steel day wing June Corporation's has now stee been lost Was berna suened by Following the Wall St trend, veterday The strike com. mittee. London my wets are back they the elec- hammered out after it was tion campaign opened. seven ano-3-121 such is the degree of un.

Départment Employ- †hA certainty amongst capitalist ment and Productivity. about ability likely government held before effectively with like this mean the scrap heap for us. tomorrow.

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And they will have learned little from Macleod's state- ment. expected Apari natitudes ahout the threat' presented had little from 'radical review public expenditure nOW Dend

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ducted by Treasurv officials.

that the clear Tories are biding their time until at

BY JOHN SPENCER

least mie autumn with a case the inter- eve on money markets national inister Dr Patrick Hillery visited his British Tory developments Alec Douglas Home yesterday for talks on the Guardian' City "Ine Editor put it (July 8): ion in Ireland. "There is little sien that the new team has arrived with any quick Re-arm the RUC

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problem of the day- high intolerably rate demands ex-Minister

SPENDING CUTS

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Stormont larry West recalled to the party, he Minister The To seat to that they called yesterday Sir told only start chief Young. con.

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Belfast Young i through i direct con- Ulster the 8 of ere C the frontatior Constabulary of the with slashing 'pack his bags and go'. was a rearma. ur e

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Coveranchu expena aure ain• At special deliberate creation of un.

government. Lne the Ulster Unionist Associa.

employment. Belfast implement the Hunt repo to came hion Standing Committee ty is these p which the West, who was expelled plans City business from parliamentary ae salde Unionist Party along walling Tor The Rev lan Paisley, who Home Affairs strongly supports Minister arrive and William Onv when thev Craig for of the RUC and th them Tories to implement move his right-wing extene drainst une working cas. views. called The Home there arming of the RUC. Call TOUnG Maudling Stock Tae wxchange and He and Craig should be Home Ofice vesterdav. money markets

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more: 'Are you readaaaay? Row! then of chatter in the accents of No panic, no fuss. Eton and Oxbridge. 'Oh look, The resumes for chatter few minutes. om the bars on th battlenelds of come Shorts. Come on Leander rushing mourman and Peter o each race jone losers cer set are to real loudest always receive Sixteen large young men anc who come this built, millions of met , women It is all so casual the blazers into factories and down mines, would-be the machine, Chalner saves and astatic hath spotty enslaved by the money syste swallowed by lives their bones is this coral But this foundation is now blue caps, like elderly school broken. We are at the empty heart of a dying class. boys sprouting grey mous Now we can unaersiana un are all playing game they (Not Stewards' Enclosure: What do those snobs know about row- hit back with has ty grace

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WHAT IS the difference between an ill person and one who is healthy? In the healthy person, all the component biochemical and physical systems are functioning and are in balance'. In the person who is ill all the component processes may be but one functioning properly, may be out of balance with thé rest. Illness may therefore not be isolated in one component process, but to the system as a whole. Similarly, in the development of different kinds of living organ- isms, in order for changes to be

THE

SO - CALLED

anti- apartheid "Stop the Spring- boks (Rugby)' group was praised last year in the House of Lords for improving the image of Britain abroad, especially in Africa. During the 'Stop the Cricket campaign this year the Tour' same group used the argument that the Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh would be ruined by the S African's visit.

Once again, the Liberal crowd —backed by the Anti-Apartheid Committee of S Africa in Lon- don-came out as defenders of imperialism the same British which remains the backbone of S African apartheid. As they always did in S Africa, the misnamed Com- munist Party of S Africa and the Africa National Congress groups collaborated in Britain with one of the best political and ideological agencies of im- perialism: liberalism. The fact is that the group has a double liberal origin: from the Liberal Parties of S Africa and Britain. Both parties, are anti-working- class, anti-communist and 'pro- West'. Both wage only a sham fight against apartheid, to which they are committed through being an integral part of British imperial- ism. Both are media, based on the for involving wor- ruling class, kers and oppressed in collabora- with capitalism and im- tion perialism. Just as reformism is class col- laboration emanating from the social-democratic labour bureau- cracy and artistocracy, so liberal- ism is class collaboration emanat- ing from the ruling class.

One is an enemy within the working class, the other a part class enemy, with of the open, whom no collaboration is per- missible in principle. Any 'united action' with the liberals is not against the rulers, but against the workers in the and the imperialist countries colonial workers and peasants.

Betrayal Support for these protest groups is support for imperialism and a betrayal of the fundamental principle-the class struggle. It is another form of the Popular Front betrayal. The liberals have recently tour boycott, moved from the pro-Commonwealth bogus strug- gle to another 'specific issue'- British arms supplies to the S African regime. was discussed in The matter the British Liberal Party in late Tune and the anti-apartheid approaching spoke group British dockers to impose a boy- cott. The entry of the Liberals into the midst of the working class is an attempt by the British ruling class to penetrate, divide, confuse and weaken the workers and their unions. The German workers' experi- ence, in particular, long ago ›roved conclusively-as it was bound to do from theoretical considerations as well-that col- laboration with the liberal wing successful, they must be co- ordinated. For example, in the develop- ment of birds which lay eggs, the parallel development of suffici- ently strong beaks with which to break the shells was essential for survival. of the However, the model gentic code giving rise to random mutations and thence to the • alteration of particular charac- teristics-—hair colour, eye colour, etc.—is running into difficulties.

The high point of mechanical theories in biology, of the genetic one-way blueprint for life, has had to be modified and is rapidly being undermined. That is not not to say that DNA has played no role in evo- lution and the hereditary process.

Rather, only if living systems By N: Makanda of capitalism disarms the work- ing class in its struggle against the fascist wing of capitalism.

The German experience was supplemented by similar experi- ences in S Africa. For it was always the liberal agents of British imperialism who tried to subvert, disrupt, divert, contuse and demoralize anti-apartheid the movement against the Nazi-like apartheid system which British imperialism was mainly responsible for intro- ducing into S Africa. making the Under cover of Boer or the Afrikaner National- ist the 'main enemy, British im- perialism tried to break up the principled anti-apartheid struggle through the Liberals. In point of historical fact, both and Liberals the Nationalists were equally important agents of British imperialism-as they re- main to this day. More than this, the S African have always worked Liberals apartheid politically, in particu- lar by standing as 'Native Repre- sentatives' under the 1936 anti- colour-bar, African, racialistic and tyrannical Native Represent- ation Act of the Smuts-Hertzog government. Apartheid In fact they worked the apar- theid system at its highest level.

They tied the willing African Com- National Congress munist Party of South Africa to the Native Representation' band- wagon until the CPSA itself put its own 'white' leaders to up for the Europeans-only stand parliament. The Liberals know as well as anyone else that Britain, under both Tory and Labour govern- supplied sufficient has ments, arms of all kinds to enable the S African government to con- tinue its bloody repression of non-European resistance inside S Africa—and S Rhodesia. Further arms are almost re- dundant (except for re-equipment and modernization) and that was • why when the Wilson govern- ment 'banned' further arms— closing the stable door after the armed horse had bolted-it was a fraud. The Liberals now try to help the Labour bureaucrats sweep this fact under the carpet.

Church liberaas seirted around statements the question. They pretend that the arms for internal needed only are operations against the S African oppressed-implying that they do object re-arming not to Africa to meet 'external dan- gers'. They say little about the naval agreement and S Africa's un- official but real links with NATO and 'Commonwealth defence'.

They do not answer the ques- tions: 'Are you for the detence of the Commonwealth? Are you for the Commonwealth ? whose side are you in the Suez Canal, British and Ireland, Vietnam where arms are used aganst oppressed people?' They do not answer, for they have answered long ago, many times over. They for 'peace' when are imperialism is losing a war. They are on the side of im- and, therefore, of perialism apartheid.

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that seated his propadd of the brain .. not as a whole, they are part of the liver.

of allowins but in small sectors. articles Leins scientist, large molecules to Wolpert May With the introduction of ner membranes into the and the 1970) Lowenstein techniques the concention or thi ('Scientific American', May 1970) roundings. genetic code is being overthrown i 10.000 me is ranger, shor in discuss. and to some extent point

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the way, tot the passage of the molecules than thi the sondon or DroD• when they ture lems. tne develooment grown in emoryos. 'exterior'. Those facing the "he been Wolnew ceers to fnd out wha1 In addition ¡unctions are theretore memorane causes the changes in the shane groups orranized passageways ot the embrvo. the cellular torces between cells move- cells from one place of cell ment may Of DNA itseiregulate the activity He says that there is a uni.

stances versal mechanism whereov cels have their positions specified. junctional ould This the one considers mean that are membranes strumental in conveving the sub.

growth stances that and specialization or cells.

neighbouring cells. Evidence es clear that" such as liver. in rae growth wet organs over the Last bolecules can Co-ordinated The taci that there is some throughout nfluence general other words. signal mole. which om an the organs alruse Carouen ot-ordinated growth and, in cases i orm the any should rests, is due to tone organ as Su seste particular of widely differing Gratting experments on avora.

une study that tor example snow that a chem animals the cal can reverse the and speci beda ana ta actve cer relatively sple water re small, rohat communication is present, participation This very As the work of Wolpert and that state tissue act in concert in of livis miss microscope blectron studies have revealed that the interors During the de- cells velopmen natural as a whole. Relatively large molecules were that infected into a save scl A ready thought of the they midtused it wound that aegeneration growth core mastere alrused mas divelop entiré region occupied by celle the cell The conception simply a barrier memhrane enclosing the cell one which Cancer mav be the result of an the the thinking 1m oalance un svstem not reducible to a defect in biologists since tne nst nall the lyin century a single component Available from New Park Publications, 186A Clapham High St., London, SW4.

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Docks Nixon 'Compromise' settlement at Birmingham, but Ulster

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'modernization' Devlin TrOOpS silent on Bitter struggle 25e norives poo

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scrapheap for will mean 12.0 Sea in Vietnam Thor coming to power still cesses. Workers conversation with prisons "The Times' sy pure is the after the electrus ahead

FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT

Sate branch s Tories were back' extreme THE ATROCIOUS conditions in Settle accounts which communists are held S Vietnam's Con Son island prison With their problem proving highly embarrassing are to the Nixon government. through for

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US officials in Saigon not only knew Wehe contempt i deserves.

Wilk of the so-called 'tiger cages' where more than 500 men and women-many of from naralvsed and them sumerus sections tuberculosis-are imprisoned, but sup- was manifested it ha industria plied money lor the prison Inrough tne British wo Duel lock-ur Britain Aid for Development re while Lucas workers programme. to have ti feel Lucas Brokers are one of union leaders in The US gives Saigon £184,000 a year their Ireland to pay for its prisons. The Con Son Tory wind their prison, scene of the latest atrocities, is the notorious. Poulo Condore established by the French colonial ds the I "down" Three-day JOSEPH LUCAS workers both in Birmingham and elsewhere have alike.

BY A WORKERS PRESS

engaged in an unprecedented wages offensive in the last two years men's

CORRESPONDENT

battle in New which has cut across all the car-components combine's plans for rationalizing its operations.

imperilled the unity the It began in Birmingham Jersey riots for goodness sake tany wanting to with a series of strikes, CIR inquiry attends have been a de to involving main v skilled

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sections of workers such We call on all postal workers

BYA FOREGN CORRESPONDENT

"well under way' as pipe-ntters l and too- room workers in the July- THE FIRST major American ghetto riots of the summer September 1968 period. have broken out in Asburv Park. New Tersev, a seaside resort not far from New York City.

BY A WORKERS PRESS REPORTER

sion, police and bands Derisory imperialism in Ireland. their ore Thai cession, pol DETAILED inquiries into existing pay agreements hawfest thrown Withdraw troops now! right-wing shop the of occupation! and plant finances at the Lucas-Girling-CAV combine's stewards. five Merseyside plants Upsurge

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are now 'well under way', army repared that se a senior Commission on

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