from J.P.M. Millar * Lae reference to the discussion that has taken place in your columns, it is not yet known how many of the Labour Colleges attached to the National Council of Labour Colleges are going to refuse to be closed down, and will carry on independently. Up to the time of writing, I have been advised College, the Wakefield College and the Fife College have all decided to continue .s independent organisations.
“hile on the lst of October the N.C .L.0.cducstional work was handed over to the T.U.C., the N.C.LC.'s publishing activities -—carried out by the N.C.L.C. Publishing Society — including publicstion of the N.C.L.C.'s monthly Plebs, was not handed over as it was hoped that errangements could be made with other publishers to keep the publishing work going. In fect discussion is already proceeding.
The N.C.L.C.’s publications have included text-books, some of which have been translated into a number of languages, booklets and pamphlets. Any of your readers who are not fam iliar with Plebs or its publications aan get 2 copy of the magazine, together with a list of books, by sending e threepenny stamp. * Editor, "Plebs", c/o N.C.L.C., Tillicoultry, Scotland.
N.B. The Labour College Movement was Started by the Plebs League in 1908. It wes an organisation of individuals. It was succeeded by the N.C.L.C. individusl membership. This membership still exists and any of your readers who are interested in Socialist education can get detrils by writing for them.