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Since a mention of our Bulletin appeared in Phe Week for 18 June 1964, we have had numerous applications for membership from people who read thet paragraph. We are grateful, end are confident that these new members will not regret their ten shillings subscription. As several began their letters "Deer Comrade", end ended "Yours Fraternally", it may be wise, however, to stress | that our Society (unlike eny other with a partly similar name) is not @ propagandist body, nor is it at all committed at all to what is called the Labour Movement, let alone any particular trend therein. It is concerned to promote study of working men and women, in every aspect.
As might be expected, many members are, in their individual capacities, connected with the Labour Movement in one way or another, but as a Society we have no political bias. Speakers at our meetings have included Robert Mackenzie as well <«s Arthur Horner, our net will doubtless be cast no less widely i® the future than in the past. (Hon.Treasurer: John Simpson, Department of Scottish History,
The Un versity, Edinburgh 8.) * Hon.Secretary of the Society for the Study of Labour History.