ccessarily nasty mon. They are no more nast than the workers are stupid, because they hand over their surplus, or the ad-men parasites by nature because they do a job which would have no function if capital wasn't privately owned and the society based on trampling one another. No one is nasty or stupid or a parasite simply because they survive in a system with a distorted structure, they ure merely stuck. Socialism is about unsticking it, Which takes us back to the women who work at Lesney Products and Co. Lid., Hackney, who make toys and are exploited Dwarf Reporter Based on information from East London International Socialists. dragged the guy into a house. Repression in the States is escalating fast. Berkley where police are using buckshol. C.S. Emitt Wallace a Berkley student took this picture out of his window on May 15th. As reported by the San Francisco Chronicle he said: "I was looking out of the window on Thursday afternoon and 1 saw some fifty people standing on the corner. They all started to run. The cop came round the corner and stood there like he was going to shoot. I never dreamt that he would but I picked up my camera. The policeman fired, the guy fell down in the street howling. The cop took off and someone gas, torture. bayonets and high calibre bullets - is far worse than Chicago. The bad press the police and state officials have received has had no effect on Cowboy Regan, the Governor of California. So how would you stop the policeman in this photograph given that there is no appeal to higher authority? In self defense American comrades are taking up arms instead of
DWARF The harassment goes on: the police finally completed their round of the Underground press with visits on 3rd June to various members of the staff of the Notting Hill Gate local paper The Hustler. Cressy and Moody (sec questions and reassuring The Hustler's editor hat it wasn't them they were after but The Black Dwarf. Which is bloody funny because we were assured by the same comedy team that it was not The Black Dwarf they wanted but Black Dimensions. Their questions to The Hustler were all about P.C.Pulley and the description of him by George Clark as in danger of becoming "the black man's Challenior". They also asked if The Hustler had any notes taken at the meeting ten months When tae statement was made. Notes, What a classic bit of policemanese. The only person taking notes at that meeting was Superintendent Patterson. Head of the Notting Hill Gate police. Why don't Cressy and Moody ask him what was said and stop bothering all of us. We'll take this opportunity to remind everyone what a good Piper The Hustler can be and that it needs help ago its offices were broken into and files and letters taken. If this kind of thing goes on the Free Press will have to organise its own anti-police force. Around last October our office was broken into three times. Only once was anything of any value taken. The other times we can only conclude it was the police themselves. What would we do if we caught a policeman in the act? Arrest him and try him at à People's Court in Powis Square. In fact there is so much evidence flying around now on the Pulley case. why don't the Notting Hill Gate comrades put him on public trial themselves He doesn't have to be there. If he were found guilty the sentence could be carried out after the rovolution. Don't wait for the authorities to press evidence is reaching us which seems to indicate that when it comes to black baiting down the Gate, Pulley is very much third division stuff. There are coppers way ahead of him. We must ask our readers to be patient as obviously when you start accusing policemen of crimes (even though about 60 are convicted every year) you have to be very sure of your facts and a lot of checking has to go on. But we ure slowly collecting the evidence and we will con be ready to publish Free papers are starting up newest to come our way is FOD produced by a everywhere. The group of schools comrades in Leeds aged between 14 and 19. The older ones who are now out at work subsidise the small loss out of their wages. Already repression has bogun with Brighton.
the banning of the magazine by outraged Headmasters and mistresses. The story was followed up first by the digusting Yorkshire Post and then other unfree papers. This is the editorial from the current issue of HOD.
A copy Happened to he bought by a reporter from the Yorkshire Post called Fisher, Nearly a week after he bought it, he decided to follow up the story of the bans and accordinglv called HOD for an interview. As many of those gathered that he did not think much of the bea of an open press and that he wes very interestes Nexr das. Harsday 3rá April, day for news News page was 'Heads dan "pupil power" magazine and yes - it was about HOD, despite the fact that we had told reporter Dwarf 17) spent nearly an hour asking polite Fisher that the magazine has no policy. There were over 8 column inches of words from Miss Longworth of Lawnswood and Mr. Whitehead of Allerton Grange od why they had banned HOD and wiry their schools were marvelous, then there were 2 column inches from us the spent half-an-hour with us getting fat). The reporter brought attention to the jeatures is HOD obscene? 'Sex and Fascism' and "Hendri Biows a Mind' - he close to ignore features on art, Czechoslovakia and Risinghill. Then there were the heads talking of Implied support given to publications which I would not care to have my girls read" (IT and OZ perhaps), Your-letter wonds (presumably 'crap" and piss, though possibly "left" "head) Invitations to meetings in what appeared to be he mean by that? ail this coupled with the remark. frow the Chief Lducation Officer which ended the report - 1 would war you that some of its contents are not publication' - made she article add up to a masterpiece of insinuation.
On Saturday the Sun and the Daily MoR decided to fill up a bit of column space with interested in the fact that we were obscene" the story the Sa being particularly and carried articles on sex and Fascism" (the mind bogeles).
ascinating that on the day the Post reporte n HOD, its lead story was Cechs how have been going on in Leeds A boys home has been searched by the police as a result of a very innocuous leaflet. A temporary teacher, Dave Gibson, has been sacked from his job for his involvement with Hod. Leeds comrades should rally round these incidents and this wanguzine.
YOUNG MOLE TOO "In the signs that bewilder the middle class, the aristocracy and the poor prophets of regression. do recognise our brave friend, Robin Goodfellow, the old mole that can work in the carth so fast. that worthy piuncer - the Revolution. Karl Marx speech of the anniversary of the People's Paper After Harvard's Old Mole and Cambridge's 17Paper THE MOLE now has its claws our in JUNE 16: Comrades are asked to note Oswald
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and paper. Entitled Cruss Eye it has recently made culture; this aspect of the ring School Manchesier now has us own revolutonan che difficult transformation from duplicated programme rather sordid surroundings /what on earth did news-sheer to printed newspaper. The first printed copy came out a few weeks ago, and sold very well, although many people felt thai there was too much emphasis on pop and not sultable for nearly enough on revolutionary politics In future they hape that the paper will come out regularly every fortnight, and will give the revolutionary movement arnong Mancuman youth its own voice.
Of course at this stage there are cantrous difficulties - not just those of content of the paper, but layout, sales, and naturally finance.
balance politics. underground sub-culture. They hope by the autumn to have evolved a form of paper which wil not only he readable and popular, but will also maintain a revolutionary integrity.
Out of the contact between the ISE Socialist Society and the Schools Action Crion at the Left Convention has grown a scheme for a "Living Schon? to be held at the ISE on July 28. 29. and 30. The school will last three day's and the facilities are being provided by LSE Soc-Suc Several preliminary mectings have been held and the basic outline has been agreed on. Nexibedramnes will be running in a ver framework, so that people can decid for themselves which to attend. The principle programme will he a series of discussions un education:- the content of what is laught in schools. the way this is taught, and its relationship in society. Alternative ideas on how spocific subjects can be approsched will be encouraged; support from radical teachers and ve Goodwin, John Hoyland, Sheila Rowbotham, Al choll, Frod Halliday, Anthony Barnett, Vinay Ch programme on both school speculators and the local fat cats have the town in this country and the experience of suci militants and the student moverent in genera struggles elsewhere - in France and Italy, fo Another programme at the Living Schoo will be discussions on the industrial and political situation in this country and abroad active participation from industria This ves audientions hoped forts it le discussed in detail. For Solidarity Committee will be represented in the discussions.
AGIPROP will play a major part in the discussions on agitation, include discussions on POSTERWORKSHOP i expected to have a communications and the mass afit screen printing so that people can join in. And there will practical advice from comrades involved in the production of leaflets. news sheets, and papers.
And apart from these discussion groups, threatre. music. The grand finale to the Living there will te entertainent films, sfreet School will be a dance - efforts are being made tu make this a really big event.
So that "Living School" is an experiment which may well contribute not unly to the development of the schools movement but could lead to further experiments on these lines - perhaps even a counter-institution. And in any case, it will be one of the major events of the yes?
ROGER SMALLEY
Pulses for 5 x 4 Players (new work) London Sinfonietta conductor ATHERTON Queen Elizabeth Hall Fri. June 20th at 7.45 London Co-operative Society's open summer school 26th July Znd August 1969 Al Lasthampstead Park College, Wokingham.
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