We refermd briefly in the last issue to the requests we get for ._ copies of The Week from various organisations, Sometimes individual. members of these organisations write to us and ask for the organisation to be placed on the mailing list. Again, there are many organisations which we would like to send the journal to because we frequently refer to them or® pects of thel> struggle. We said in the last issue that we would produce a list of these organisations. However, when we came to compiling it, it was so lengthy that we decided instead some examples, Take South A,pritay for example, we have devoted near k space to news of the Anti-Apartheid campaign in Britain, It would obviously be very good for the morale of the various South African freedom movements to read this, However we have a list of no less than 25 journals and organisatiors we would like to put on the - mailing list! Or Southern Arabia, we have carried some news on this not generally available, we would like the P.S.P,. in both Aden and London to read. this, we would like the Omani Liberation Movement in Egypt to know that there are plenty of people in Britain's Labour movement who are concerned over their struggle. In Venezuela, we have half a dozen addresses which should be on our mailing list. And so oMnsees.e
Up to 100 addresses of this nature have been listed by us. But to put them all on the mailing list would require an expenditure of some £200 and we haven't just got that kind of money to spend, Can we appeal seriously to our readers to think about this question,. If they would like to take a subscription for any organisation of their choosing we will be highly delighted ~ please send any amount for this purpose and we will agt immediately.