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Pago 4. ~ - — Thorez loses control of C.F. students, Page 5. ~ ~ —- Chinese attack American C.Ps Page 6, —- — — High youth unemployment in U.S.

March "Young Guard! out,

Nottingham Young Socislist's discussion group.

¥.5e ‘unemployment! mesting.

Canadian Y.5,. demonstrators beat chargos, Page 7. - — — Lowor output needed by French steel makers,

Italian cost of living soars.

Industrial stagnation in Wost Germany. - Page 8. - - — Victory for Dunlop strikers,

Move to stop 'may—day' smashed. Supplement - Scope for industrial expansion.

Algeria's war orphans = the truth.

Letter to Readers. We produced the supplement article on Algeria because of the need to publicise the situation, We understand that an ‘Algeria committes' was formed in London on Thursday at the House of Commons, Ye will carry news of this Committees in our next issue. The second item in the supplement speaks for itself. The Financial Times on Friday carried a report of a survey Irom which we quote: " about 100 (companies) said that output could rise by up to 10% without more men, These were mainly engaged in engineering, textiles, paper, printing and publishing. ] Over 30 more companies —- mainly in the chemical and allied a industries, metal, timber and furniture - suggested that eutput could go up by more than 10%!’ The implications are obvious and we will be dealing more fully with the subject in our next issue.

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