The French Mingrs Strike.we

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have devoted a good deal of space to. this subject “ in our present issue. It represents the first big fight between the big ge é and Te Gaulle since the latter's rise to power. An undermining of the « tpn; Gaullist reg:mea in) Frmeo would woaken. all the reactionary forces nt TEt Burope. Aid for the striking French minors must be seon in this light. Moreover, for various factors a campaign of aid for tho French’ miners will be very popular. The N.U.M. will seon be officially launching an appeal -n-<» for funds, etc. We havo just learned that the Derbyshiré ares of the N. cag 7. he tent two delegates to France to confer with the striking miners. They: --, will visit theT rade-inion centres and ack their French counterpaits what jn. assistance they’ require in the struggle. In our next issue we will carry reports of this visit and of other action in support of our French class: 9 oy.