os (1) S.A.P. Page l,
This was founded by the French administration and although now manned by
Algerians has still retained some of the old colonial ways. (2) Revolution Africaine Page 2.
e recommend all readers to buy this journal regularly as it is one of
the most conscious expressions of the Algerian Revolution, The issue
referred to is of 10th August and should be carefully studied on the
question of the Agrarian Reform, The address of the journal is:
Revolution Africaine, 7, Boulevard Khemesti, alger, Algisers,.
The correspondent also adds ea note on the Constitution:
The type of Constitution adopted does not reflect ths socialist way of march proposed for the country. The way the Constitution was adopted by a party meoting with selected cadres in a cinema, without prior discussion, and by a show of hands loaves much to be desired. Unlike, for instance, the rocently-adopted Yugoslav Constitution it doosa net scek in its essence the system of workers self-management. In passing, renders should try to ~ get hold of the Yugoslav Constitution ~ it represents an important advance on the question of workers democracy.
This is a special supplement to the Pillotin, a weekly information gervice, This supplement is by no means characteristic of ths Bulletin as it usually contains a number of short, factual reports or reprints on such questions as tha Sino /Soviot dispute, tho progross of the colonial revolution in various countries, problems of the labour movement in capitalist countries, end a grent deal of space ia given to issues facing the British Labour end trade union movement. Ye concentrate on material which is not genorally available in the Socialist press and cach issue usually containa « ‘scoop’. If you would like to recoive a semple copy send a 234 stamp, Published by: The Intornational Bookshop, 4, Dane St, Nottinghan, Produced by voluntary Labour,