The February issue of Voice of the Unions is now on sale. A 12 page issue, it is centred around a broadshest on defence, which argues the case for disengagement, for domilitarisation of Germany, and withdrawal from imperialist commitments, "We have no business east of Suez except in peaceful trade" says the main statement, by R. & P. Fletcher The issue also contains a controversy on conscription, in which Barbara Castle and Bill Vester take part.
On industrial matters there are articles on the Youth Unemployment lobby by Bric Heffer, on Holidays by Jiddie Hough, on ‘lages and Profits by Alan Rooney, and on decasualisation in the docks by a Salford deckor. "Unitas" carries on the discussion on Workors' control, and a number of Voice study groups aro announced, including one on planning, at which John Hughes and Stephon Swingler will speak on 22nd—23rd February. It will be held at the Mostyn Hotel, Portman St., London %.1. Dulk supplies of Voice are available at 4/6 per dozen from 57, Crystal Palace Park Rade, London S$.5. 26.