at the first mosting of the GlasgavYouns Socialist Opsn Forum, 47 nombors of the Y.5. heard Bruce Millar, an extreme right winy I1.P. put his case, who next nseting is to be addresssd by D. Gilson (Glas cow's Housin, Uonvenor) and tho one following that will consist of a debates on ths theory of stats capitalism. It is expscted that as the forum sts establishsd that it becomes tho contre of political discussion anon.st Youn, Socialists in Glasyowe NO COLOUR BAR RALLY BRINGS QUICK RSSULT by S. (London)
On behalf of London Region Y.S., Paddington Youny Socialists organised an alleday open-air rally and nesting iu,ust 4 to protest the Tory colcour—bar Immigration Act and the rscont fascist provocations, Speakers from youth and the adult movement were heard by sevsral hundrod passers-by in a busy shopping area.
As a result the Y.S. locally has gained 20 or so new members and coil» acts, including a nunber of young West Indians. The branch neoting held Ayust 17 with many "hard core" members away on holiday saw an attendance of 35 to hsar a spoaker on the strug vle developing in Spain against Franco, KiS3INGLAND RAGISTRATIONS STILL ROLLING IN
Registrations for the Kossingland camp continus to conse in at a stoady rato and have now reached 83, enquiries are coming in quick and fast and is it certain that the total number in attendance will be in the 100 ro;sion at least, - notable feature of tho recent wssk or so has beon the number conin,: fron the London area and the surrounding, suburban areas (which as roaders will know was tho weak spot). Thors have beon nore re istrations fron abroad includin; one frou stustria., .. rather diSappointin, fsature has been the lack, so far, of re» istrations fron colonial comrades, otce.. The organisers, in viow of the large nunber of \frican, Indian cnd other students in Britain, anticipated a good nunber of participants from this source. However it is not too late for anyone to ogister but this should be dons as soon as possible.