Colour Bar in Pub Evok@s Labour Party Protest

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When he wont into « public house in Nottingham, a Yost Indian member of the Labour Party was refused service — clearly because he was with a white wonan, After contacting mombers of the Labour Party, he again went in with a momber of the Young Socialists = two Labour Party mombers having gone in first to witness what tock place, He was again refused, this time the reason being given. He then wrote to tha Sserotary of the Cantral Nottinghem C.L.F. to ask for the matter to be discussed as an emergency motion at its next neet— ings The G.i.¢. then passed a resolution of protest and decided to contact the brewery authorities to sec whether tho landlord. wee acting unilaterally or on their instructions, At the meeting, a momber of the A.2,U. said he would raise the matter in his tranch so that the Trades Council could be called upon to take action too, Further avidenca is being gathered and the matter will be purcued until the eolour bar is completely smashed. cI rns Se BE oe Sok Se rie otro ome ee