Considerations of space and time prevented us from commenting upon this lobby in last week's issue. However, it would be entirely wrong if we did not go on record as saying that we disappointed with the lobby. Indications are that the decision by the CSEU to instruct the Tyneside CSEU to withdraw sponsoship did more harm than would have thought. It was regrettable, in our opinion, that some trades councils decided to withdraw supporte A fight against unemployment needs mass and militant lobbies and other demon— strationse Formalities can be overcome if there is a will. We hope that this mistake will not be repeated on the next demonstration against unemploy— ment called by the Midlands' Federation of Trades Councils.
The WeekThe Week Vol. 8, No. 25, c. 20 December 1967
Decmeber the Twelfth
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