'If only the blacks would join trade unions.

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On Saturday 17 November a Midlands regiomal trade union confercnoe on how to combat racial discrimnation was held in Birmingham. Sume BQ delegates heard the key-nuke speaker. Mose Eyads of the TransHOESSE RETORSCS L HOI MBEK BILE SHE conference which was mainly dominated by the Communist tarby.

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