on way to India. Russians to cut aid to China. Stalin's hand in 'British Road to Socialism. ' Indonesian and New Zealind C.P.'s back China's call. British and American C.P.'s back Russians. Japanese C.P. paper quotes ‘Peoples Daily.' Se -~ - - ANC. declares for armed struggle. Repression in Sarawak. Malayan Railway strike ends. More Aden repressions. Guerilla warfare in Central America. 6. = = — East Midlands 'Unity' conference. ‘Wage claim' demonstration by building workers. Tyne-side bosses want wage cute Support grows for 'lobbies.' Trade Unions denounce 'Mirror.' Page 7. - - - Big Business investments to fall ? EeEeCe ‘balance of trade’ deteriorates. Page 8.—- —- U.S. Students hear defence of Cuba. International Socialist Review arrives. Supplement. — Statement by Young Socialist National Committee members.
letter to Readers. Readers will note that we devote three pages of this issue to the current, and extremely serious situation in the Young Socialist movement. We make no apology for repeating the statement that the loss of the Young Socialists would be a deadly blow to the progressive forees within the Iabour Party. And readers will understand the necessity for an immediate campaign in defence of the Young Socialists in Wards, C.1.P.s etc. Reports of any action in this campaign are needed by 'The Bulletin!’ and should be send in immediately.
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