Vietnam Solidarity Campaign

from David Robinsan, This week the V.S.C. photographic exhibition is at Leicester University. The university Communist Society, which is sponsoring the exhibition, is also showing the film made by Roger Pic and Wilfred Burchett, "Living Under the Bombs" and has a bookstall with a variety of literature nn Vietnam. This exhibition is available m loan from the campaign, there is no charge for the hire but the organisatian sponsoring the exhibition must pay the cost ef transport, Universities or other associations which are interested in the exhibition in the early part of next year should contact us very quickly; already it is beoked during January and February to visit Kingston College of Technology, Swansea University, Bedford College (London) and West Ham College of Technology. At most of these the exhibition has been arranged to coincide with a Vietnam week with films, meetings, special leaflets and the intention of forming a V.S.C. branch at the wiversity. In the advertisement below for our next London members' meeting you will notice that the speaker is Dr. Steven Roses Dre Rose is a bio-chemist at Imperial College and is very concerned over the extent of the research in British Universities into chemical and biological warfare. A conference of scientists is planned for next spring. A group of these scientists are willing to speak at meetings and teach-ins at universities on the subject nf the increasing dependence of British universities on military research. Anyone interested in organising a meeting ef this kind should get in touch with Dr. Rose through V.S.C. Two weeks ago a flag day for the Vietnam Solidarity Campaign Medical Aid Fund was held in the small South Wales town of Pontypridd. Over £13 was collected and a great deal of interest in Vietnam was aroused. This form of activity is especially suitable for areas without a large number of V.S.C. supporters, About half a dozen people selling flags and giving out leaflets in strategic points can help greatly in developing interest in V.S.C. in the area. VIETNAM and the WAGE FREEZE. We need help from all those in the London area who will not be working next Tuesday (December 12) afternoon between 2.30 peme and 5.30 pem. to leaflet the unemployment lobby of Parliament with details of our continuous meeting at Central Hall, Westminster which will be taking place at the same time. A film on Vietnam will be shown, there will be a bookstell with publications both on Vietnam and the Labour movement and speakers will include Pat Jordan, John Palmer and a number of prominent trade unienists.