From a South London Correspondent.
1505 A promising start to the "Youth Campaign Against Unemployment" took place on Sunday March 17th at the ACTT Hali an Soho Square (as announced in last week'S Bulletin). Among the speakers wero John Baird M.P. and Arthar Leane, Vice-President of the Chemical Workers! Tnion, An audisnce of Young Socialists from London and Widdlesex listenéd atien‘*ively to the spoakers introducing the Campaign, some of the older comradcs in ths a:diencea Pledyel support, and « resolution supporting the suggsstior of a Youth Campaign leaflet — ‘Youth Unemployment, A Fighting Policy," ani ths “Ierch 26th lobby of Parliament rus passed unanimously.
Young Socialist periodicals in Britain sreed like flies and foliowing cur report of the Putney "Young Left", wo have received dewails of uther YS Papers and Fuiletins, Readers might be intorested in obtaining soms of these and we give below the names of these periodicals and the addresses from which bhey may be obtained, These are simply papers whose axistence has become know: to us — we know nothing of their political bent, "Gloucester Rebel", Mias J. Biddell, 13, Strattcn Road, Gloucester, Stockport Federation fulletin from ir, F, Quinn, 39, Buckingham Rd., Cheadle Mumo, Chedire. “Ayr Young Socialist" — the journal of the Ayr YS Eranch - 20, New Bridge Streot, Ayr, Seotland, “Norwich Liborty® —- Norwich LP H.Q. 59. Iothel Street, Norwich, "Edmonton Forward", Secretary, H, Tarling, 205 Fore Street, li, 18. “Gravesend Signpost" 24, Overclifs, Gravesend. “infield Opinion"Secretaty, 3 River Ivent, Enfield, i
Whilst the content of many of these journals is probably rather provineial and lecal, it is one way of informing oneself of trends in ths YS movement by subscribing to one or two of than,