Speakers: Mr, Dick Kelly, M.P. Don Valley
Mr. E.A. Roberts, Assistant General Secretary, A.E.U. All readers of The Week will be deeply concerned at the crisis in Britain's ewonomic planning and the recent Government measures. Many feel that the solution being offered to the economic crisis will only make things worse and seriously impair the possibility of an advance to somilism. It is essential that the widest possible discussion should take place inside the labour movenent in order that the full implications of the Government's policies be understood, We have been fortunate in securing the services of Ernie ~“oberts and Dick Kelly, M.P. to lead off such a discussion, Mr, oberts and Mr. Kelly want it to be clearly undérstood that they speak in their personal capacity and NOT as officiel spokesmen of any organisation. It is not intended that any resolutions or organisational steps should be taken at this school but that we should confine ourselves to an exchange of opinion. we hop that you will accept this as an invitation to take part in > the discussion. If you will be attending please return the application slip = on order to help us with the organisation of the school, Signed: Joan Maynard Signed Councillor Joan Maynard, Harry Newton, Tony Topham, Joe Kenyon (ex T,U.C* Education salar hia Alan Kenworthy, Sam Taylor (N.U.M.), Te Sinclair (TWGU, I.C.I. Fibres Branch). N.B. Positions held by sponsors are for information only.
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