Y.S. Conference resolutions

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The provisional list of resolutions, not yet amended, for the Y.4. fAnmuial Conference is now in ths hand of Branches. There are very few overtly right-wing resolutions on the Agenda, a very great deal supporting "sep Left" in its campaign against proscription, and others calling for the nationalisation of industry and the land, and for unilateral nuclear disarmament, Several resolutions, pertioularly those from Ilkeston and South Nottingham call for a now constitution for the Y.S. along the lines of that possessed by the Nat— ional Association of Labour Students Organisation. The accusation against "Young Guard", made earlier through "Keep Left", thai the paper had to be approved before publication by Labour right-winger Lay Gunter, is repeated as an aside in a resolution from Littlemore Y.5. branch which criticises Transport House for proseribing "Keep Loft" whilst allowing another " ‘Young Guard' to be published provided the paper undergoes scrutiny by Transport House". Thus Littlemore stirs things a little more, a move which can only be an atwmpt to divide the Left at confemmce against itself, on the basis of an accusation devoid of any sort of foundation and cheap in essence, N.B. Full coverage of developments in the Young Socialists will be givon in next woek's "Bulletin".