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pee po employer was a subsidiary of the British oo Company, a vast monopoly, now nationalised with very at mae = tea of compensation.) During the recent actions by municipal . busm 4 : busmen held collections in Support. Let us hope that in the even ae’ i & renewed struggle - this time in direct conflict with the Governmen at wide sections of the labour movement will rally round. The busmen, just as the seamen were in 1966, are ready to fight; they should not fight alone. against the Government with its allies in the press and the mass medin.