Sheffield
By Councillor W. MEADE HERE is a keen interest in the
new bill being prepared to bring the Steel Industry back into public ownership. The journal Voice of the Unions in its latest issue has endeavoured to provoke discussion on this important subject, and has sparked off the matter.
There is a need for a meeting of interested persons on this question, and various suggestions have been made but no decision or action taken of any kind. sponsibility
I have therefore taken the re-
for convening a meeting in Sheffield on SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 7th, 1965, at 10.30 am. to which I have invited M.P.s, trade unionists, and a few other interested socialists.
A draft statement will be used to open the discussion. Everyone present will have one thing in common, a deep desire for a Bill of Re-Nationalisation, framed in such terms as to leave no doubt in anyone’s mind, as to the serious nature of this step and the urgent need for everyone to play their part. The only qualification anyone needs to attend ths meeting is membership of his appropriate union with an interest in the problem and a point of view he feels ought to be put. Readers who intend coming along should fill in this form and return in good time.
TO:—W. Meade, 31 Far Lane, Sheffield, 6.
I intend to be present at the | meeting on STIHEL NATION: ALISATION which will be held | in Sheffield on February ‘7th (10.30 a.m.) |
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Jan, 27, 1965 — THE WEEK