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Socialist Woman March–April 1971 · pp. 18-19 of the scan · 402 words

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2IVGO Paris-Match, Paris Also:

+ All Pathfinder Pubiications available.

Socialist Woman Enough Women's Struggle.

Any book in print can be obtained. London Socialist Woman Group Poster Women Unite (5/- + 6d p.p. from Red Books).

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Socialist Woman Groups SPOTLIGHT MANCHESTER: Judy Evans, Road, Whalley Range Until recently, this group was called 'Manchester Women's Liberation Group".

Then its name was changed to 'Manchester Socialist Woman Group! and this change was completely vindicated at the very first meeting. So many people turned up that the men had to be asked to leave, as to allow all the women to attend - over 60 in all. Most of them were local workers from shops and factories, and it was a very successful meeting. Next time they will have to hire a bigger room!

LONDON: Leonora Lloyd, 40 Inverness Hoad, Southall, Mdx.

We have been taking an actave part in preperation for the March 6th. Demo., including organising a meeting to raise money for the Ad-Hoe Conmittee. However, our main perspective has naturally been in the industrialsector and ve have been working in close co-operation with May Hobbs (who recently joined the group) throughout the night-cleaners' campaign. Some of our members were on an all-night picket and we have been leafleting build -ings, persuading cleaners to join the union. Some of us have been talking to the telephonists, and been collecting for them. In order to expand this side of our work, we hope to have soon, our existing one in North London and one in West London, where there are many factories employing women. holding a meeting in Greenford Hall on March 15th, when May will be talking about the Industrial Relations Bill.

OXFORD: 43 Brantinghan two branches Name, We are Jane Meany.

Judith White, 27 Southnoor Road.

BIRMINGHAM: Tessa van Gelderen, 72 Cambridge Hoad, Kings Heath, B'ham 14 LANCASTER: 55 West Road LEICESTER: Jean Holman, 7 College St. NOTTINGHAN: Tont Gorton, 16 Ella Road, West Bridgeford, BOOKLIST FOR "WOMEN'S A London Socialist Woman Group Publication 10p per copy, plus 3p p.& p.

Also available from London SWG:

"WOMEN UNITE' poster in red, yellow and white.

25р. plus 5p p. & p.

Please send me Socialist Woman for the next vear. I enclose 48p., which includes postage & packing.

Address....

Occupation..

Send to: Socialist Woman Subs, 182 Pentonville Road, London N.1.

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182 Pentonville Road, London N.1 01-837 9987

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