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ri The Communist Party of Denmark and the -Sino-Soviet

Split 5 Bookshop Selling Chinese Literature Opened in Bath

Co-op Call for Trade with Cuba

iwkward Questions to Tory Controlled Co-op

The Aftermath ofthe London Labour Party Fight over =

Groek Royal Visit + 6 How Capital Flow Affects Balance of Payments

Hard Struggle for British Exports Foracast by 0.E.C.D.

Letter to Readers Te hare had a series of reports from Various countrios arrive in the last week or so, In particular two reports from a correspondent in Algeria are of such interest that we have decided to publish then as a supploment which will be about the same size as a full Bulletin, Other reports from Cuba, Dutch Guiana, Greece, etc. will be fitted as soon as possible, We wish that we were doing as woll for local roports from localities in Britain and would take this opportunity. to make another appeal to our readers to send more in. We hear that the NALSO-Young Guard-New Left school at Hythe = from September 7th-13th is going well for deposits. We are to remind readers that if they are interested in going to this school for either the week end or the wholo week If IS ABSOLUTELY ESSHITIAL THs¥Y S&aND THEIR’ DEPOSITS IN DMEDLiIT LY. The warden of tha hostel mst have sufficient notice to enable hin to order groceries, otc, Anyone who can only get for the waekend will be able to hear Deutscher, We will be going back to a full sized Bulletin next week.

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