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Anarchist a 8 95 O TH URSDAY, MAY 6 promises Steel has been threatened with and with George Brown and Harold A to be ‘firework night’ for the paralyzation for many years now, Wilson in a cutting mood, anything parliamentary repertory company in fact the printing trade has done could be tried. which plays regularly in the House very well out of the to-ing and The ‘big trots’, the ‘tiny trots’ and of Commons. The Government fro-ing, printing spiels from either the CP, all have their theories. The White Paper on the Steel paralyza- or both sides, is always good for Daily Worker editorial 1.5.65 laps tion Bill has its opening night. One trade. it up—their only scream is toom u ch Anarchist thing about this particular charadip * Does the whole thing mean any­ compensation. If they screamed the producer and author are assured thing? Quite frankly no. State for no compensation at least they MAY 8 1965 Vol. 26 No. 14 of a packed house. All the critics, or private ownership—what’s the would be entitled to one mark out to date, have panned the preview, difference? Steelworkers have no of 1,000 for their policy. obviously for different reasons but, say in the running of the industry The compensation £660,000,000 nevertheless, they have panned it. in either case. According to the being dished out this time is hand­ The Labour Party, is gj wee bit pundits Public Ownership means some, to quote some of the national worried about a couple of two-bit benefit to the public, in terms of press ‘generous terms delight the actors who are ambitious to become better bureaucracy, dearer products City’. Auntie Telegraph is analytical Tanzania and star turns. For the moment these and lousier service. Private Enter­ to the last by making the point that # two machiavellians are not sure prise means healthy cut-throat the compensation only appears whether to stick or twist. I pro­ competition in terms of monopolies, generous because everyone expected phesy they will sti*k, the West­ take your pick. less. The owners of the shares in minster repertory company is a fair Artificial heat has been generated the companies will be paid in Mozambique old number, plus being good for on the subject, but for Joe Soap government securities and will get business. it’s just another con trick. The the interest out of the profits of the The Tories are pledged (in theory) new steel board will provide con-, Steel Corporation. The railways T O STATEMENT MADE in London sation of African States to direct the to fight the Bill tooth and nail, the valescence for a few tired trade a fid coalmines are milked by com­ last week by President Nyerere of Tan­ liberation movement envisages the inva­ zania that African states were bound to sion of Mozambique as a step to' the happy-go-lucky pirates, the Liberals, union leaders and ex-steel bosses. pensation, thus showing a loss and fnm to friendly capitals to provide them eventual invasion of the South African will support them. The latter can For the rank and file steel worker in consequence Joe Soap is hit by with guns and ammunition for a military Republic/ be counted upon to give a good it could mean a wage freeze and the higher fares and dearer products. solution of the Portuguese oppression Later in his report Wilson reveals that performance, their talent scouts are re-organisation of the labour force. All things considered the whole in Mozambique, is worthy of note. ‘some observers believe that a new series' always ready to woo right-wing The steel owners have always affair should rate an ‘Oscar’, proving This announcement caused the Congo­ of incursions (into Mozambique) is not middle-foaders. maintained they were overstaffed once more the farce of parliamentary lese Charge d’Affaires in London to reply far off but ‘the paper concludes that pb-Htics. Whilst the majority allow that Tanzania was lost to Communism although there may not be an immediate other people to make decisions for aind that, along with Rhodesia, South danger of serious insurgency in southern them, the consequences will have to Africa and Portugal, the Congo feared Africa, nobody concerned can afford to activities taking place in Tanzania. relax efforts to find a solution to prob­ be suffered, and the great ‘Act’ will However4, all that has happened is that lems which could rapidly build into continue. Nyerere has extended the well-established explosive Situations.* B il l C h r is t o p h e r . African nationalist policy of non-align­ Writing of Tanzania’s involvement with ment in the East-West conflict to obtain­ Mozambique in the Daily Telegraph ing arms for the possible liberation of (22.4.65) David Adamson states that: liceBieok up Fast Mozambique. Whilst in China recently ‘Idealistic though it is, Tanzania’s attempt Nyerere spoke openly of the policy: ‘We to play the part of Tunisia in relation to |~ |N MAY DAY at 8 a m. several mem- held there before have never been have a saying in East Africa: When ele­ the minor Algeria of Mozambique has - bers of Dundee YCND and Commit­ molested). When we pointed out that phants fight it is the grass which gets also demanded a rather excessive Sacri­ tee of 100 started a 36 hour fast in City we were not collecting, but would not FREEDOM ENDS crushed. We have therefore determined fice in national well-being. It would Square, Dundee, against the war in Viet­ refuse money offered us, he said he to adopt a policy of non-alignment in surely have been wiser from Tanzania’s nam and to' publicize ‘WaFon Want’. would stay there all day to ensure no WITH VIOLENT relation to international conflicts which point of view to build up the country’s Permission is needed Jo r a collection, one gave us anything. After this they do not concern us’ (Tanzania Govt. Press prosperity and unity before becoming in­ but not for a! politicaffidemonstration. went aWay. release, 22.2.65). volved in various freedom movements We had in fact appliedifor permission At about 9.45 they came back in force. ASSAULT Also, it is not news that Tanzania has which for the next five years at least have to collect, , but were mused on the The three of us sitting there, and two no love for Mozambique. Mr. Oscar little chance of success.’ ^^m ids that- the MagSrates couldn’t others giving out leaflets nearby were HE EASTER MARCH had just halted j— ^Kam-hona, chairman the of African:,L ib -__ - H^w^jypical -this is oLJLbose^.who fail « Jgpnsicfor the matter .12! This then told we were under arrest. The T at Gerard’s Cross for tea, when a eration Committee, and Foreign Minister to' understand such things as solidarity explanation wouIT^SlvS^been more con­ “three iinked arms and allw ere ‘put’ in"*? r4-year-old schoolgirl, who' uad i>u&~ of Tanzania, stated last October that an and the desire to liberate one’s brothers'! vincing if p'ermission-Lapplied for in police van. Fortunately a press photo­ away from home the previous Tuesday grapher was there and the picture came offensive had begun by the Mozambique If we were to wait for the baste writers January—had not been earliter refused for and had joined the March, was recog­ out in the local evening paper. liberation movement to free Mozambique. in the Daily Telegraph before helping Hiroshima Day and Xiiias Eve of this nized by her cousin. He ‘dutifully’ in­ year. After being charged and held for six Portuguese military emplacements had one’s friends or before struggles could formed the nearest police officer, who, hours, we were let out, but not before a been attacked and considerable damage be won, we would wait till Doomsday. Recently, more stringent bye-laws re­ despite protests from the girl and friends friend of ours had been arrested while had been inflicted, eighteen Portuguese Solidarity and liberation are never under­ lating to City Square—the only place she had made on the March, dragged where a' meeting can be held in the centre taking a photo of a CID man'. He was soldiers had been killed. He said then: stood by the selfish. her to a police van. She refused to go of the towri;—wtere introduced. As our only released after the reel had been ‘This is just the start of our campaign. Of course, it Will be said that Nyerefe is into the van, and so was bundled in. fast was broken up, it would appear that bought off him by the police. You can expect much more action in the simply trying to take the struggle for At the other end of the journey she had the police are using them to circumscribe We are due up in Court on Monday, future.’ liberation in Mozambique as an oppor­ to be carried into the police station. Her the right of free assembly. May 3, charged with bolding a demon­ A t that time the Portuguese reacted with tunity to build an image of himself as cousin, being the polite gentlemanly About an hour after the start, eight stration and collecting money. We intend a ruthless campaign of pillage, terrorism, the liberator of the enslaved in Southern character he looked(!), immediately sat torture, and expropriation of African Africa. This may be so—but the fact people were peaceably sitting on sleep­ to plead Not Guilty. ing bags or handing out leaflets,- with two down on the only available chair.
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