More organisations have gore on record and drawn up plans to support the Feb. 13th lobby. A ¢9 ittceto organise for the lobby has been set up in Aberd@are with representatives from the K.U.M., N.U.R., Iocomen's Union, A.E.U., E.T.U., the Labour Perty and the Trades Council. Shop stewards from two factories which are to be closed on the Hirwaun trading estate, the Constructional Engineers Union (London District), the Betteshangar N.U.I., the London Federation of Trades Councils, Paddington Iabour councillors Birmingham Austin Shop Stewards, London Fainters and Decorators Union, The Hilton Hotel site workers Shop stewards and other officials of the NUFPTOC, Morlais Miners Iodge, Llanelly Trades Council, Downing ~- St. site workers, And No. 110.0. of the C.S.2.U. are among the many who will be represented at the lobby, The delegates will be net at Paddington station at 12.40 P.i.. After having a meal the’ lobbiers will march through London headed by a pipe band and the London Co-ops publicity van.
International Bulletin / The BulletinThe Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 6, 9 February 1963
lobby gains support
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