that strength must be used to fight Steve Ludlam, a NUPE shop ste with health workers. sheived because of lack of money.
Ludiam stressed the need for a national boycott of private hespitals to stop the capitalist class bleeding the health service. Like the other speakers, he urged that the way to fight the attacks on the NIS was by mobilising the support of other workers in alliance Dr. Berry Beaumont, who chaired the meeting, said that the demonstration was part of a wide campaign against private practice. She reported that public meetings were heing organised by trades councals in Wandsworth, Westminster and Brent on this issue "We should institute workers" inquiries into the health service -inquiries should be run and con frolled by the working class movement, she said. "These should determine the health needs of the wor king class"
Before the demonstration left Lincoln's Inn Fielis to march on Downing Street it was announced that MCAPP would bie organising a national conferenco -probably in June tris ycar.
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