Trade Union Aftairs Number Four Is Out

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It is surprising how little knom this journal is in view of the good material which appears in it. ‘iditted by Clive Jenlkins,General Secretary of A.S,5eu.T. and having on its editorial board such people as iirnie Roberts, Hugh Jenkins and Jim Mortimer it is always intelligently written, even if one can find much to disagree with. Among the articles in the current issue are ones on the problems of cooperation between non-manual unions, an article analysing the present apprenticeship system, another examining the probable effects of the imposition of the Pay toll Tax, a report of the new Canadian socialist party, two articles on the Common liarket and articles about particular trade union problems and affairs. The journal is expensive (3/6) but a very worthwhile method of getting it around would to get trade union branches, trades councils, etc. to subscribe.