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Socialist Woman No. 1, 1972 · p. 16 of the scan · 624 words

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BIRMINGHAM: Sandra Cooper, 72 Cambridge Road, Kings Heath, Birmingham 4.

BRISTOL: Viv Prior, 7 Ravenswood Road, Redland, Bristol 6. *BOLTON: Joyce Leman, 6 Mornington Road, Bolton. *CANTERBURY: Liz Lawrence, Darwin College, University of Kent. *CARDIFF: Sue Lukes, 92 Llandaff Road, Canton CF1 9NN. *COVENTRY: Maureen Draper, c/o 27 Paynes Lane, Hillfields, Coventry CV1 4BH. *CHORLEY: Kath Young, Flat 3, Chorcliffe House, Hollinshead Street. *COLCHESTER: Celia Pugh, c/o 16 Church Hill Lane, Rowhedge, Essex.

GLASGOW: Shelley Charlesworth, 61 Fergus Drive, NW. *KINGSTON: Jane Cullen, 61 Kings Road, Kingston. LANCASTER: Margaret Coulson, 35 West Road. *LEEDS: Val Jones, 69 Bagby Road, Leeds 2.

LEICESTER: Jean Holman, 7 College Street.

SOCIALIST WOMAN SPECIALS Women and Vietnam -2p. An illustrated broadsheet. The Night Cleaners Campaign-15p. Describes the work cleaners do, the contracting companies and the unions, and draws lessons for the women's liberation movement. Lancaster Cleaners' Campaign -8p. Produced by the Lancaster Socialist Woman Group. Looks at the problems and possibilities of organising working women, with a full description of the events leading up to the students" occupation of Lancaster University in support of the cleaners' strike.

Booklist for Women's Liberation -10p. The only complete bibliography available in this country.

Women Unite! poster (red & yellow) 25p (including postage). Bulk orders (10 or more)-15p each.

All orders should include 3p (for one item) for p&p. Or, better still, a large stamped addressed envelope.

Discount given on bulk orders (10 or more). No postage charged on orders over El.

-From: SOCIALIST WOMAN 182 Pentonville Road, London N.1 Please send me SOCIALIST WOMAN for the next year. I enclose 48p which includes p&p. (For overseas, see below).

Name Address Occupation..

Send to: SOCIALIST WOMAN SUBS, 182 Pentonville Road, London N.1.

Sub. Rates: Britain 48p; overseas 60p ($1.60) per year (6 issues)

Single copies: Britain 8p; overseas 10p. Write for airmail rates.

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Wooster, Ohio. LONDON (North & Central): Pat Masters, c/o 182 Pentonville Road, N.1. (Ring 340 7031 or Jackie Hayman, LONDON (West): Leonora Lloyd, 40 Inverness Road, Southall, Middlesex. (01-574 7407)

MANCHESTER: Sheila Cohen, 43 Brantingham Road, Whalley Range, Manchester 16. *NORWICH: Rhona Ball, 140 Earlham Road, Norwich. NOTTINGHAM: Val Graham, 100 Tavistock Drive, *PRESTON: Kath Ryde, 246 Leyland Road, Penwortham, READING: Carolyn Rice, c/o 50 Basingstoke Road, Reading. *RICKMANSWORTH: Leslie Richardson, 111 Frankland Road, Croxley Green, Rickmansworth, Herts: SHEFFIELD: Catherine Cirket, 7 Bannan Street, Sheffield YORK: Julia Baldasara, 1 Longfield Terrace (off Bootham).

*If you are interested in forming a group in this area, please WHAT IS SOCIALIST WOMAN?

The paper Socialist Woman was established in early 1969 in Nottingham on the initiative of the IMG (International Marxist Group) with the aim of establishing Socialist Woman Groups around it. Women members and sympathisers of the IMG in Nottingham and other parts of the country distributed, wrote for and supported the paper, and have taken the initiative in setting up Socialist Woman Groups in The IMG sees the struggle for women's liberation as an integral part of its work in helping to build the revolutionary left in Britain, and expresses its politics in relation to women's liberation through the activity of its members in the Socialist Woman Groups.

It recognises that the non-IMG women comrades working in Socialist Woman Groups may not wish to commit themselves to all aspects of the IMG's programme and activities, and welcomes into the Socialist Woman Groups those socialist women who wish to work with the IMG comrades on this aspect of their politics as expressed in the paper Socialist This publication is on /ile at the international Women's History Archive, 2325 Oak Street, Berkeley, Calif. 94708, and is available on microfilm through Bell and Howell,

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