Socialist Action (US)

The monthly paper of Socialist Action, San Francisco, 1983–2010

International VIEWPOINT

Socialist Action, Vol. 4, No. 5, May 1986 · scan pp. 15–16 · about 179 words

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A biweekly magazine published under the auspices of the Fourt International. We offer a special introductory offer of three issues for $3. six-month subscription is $22, and one year of International Viewpoint Write to 3435 Army St., Rm. 308, San Francisco, the bandit, us or the Hormel executives who want their money no matter what the cost to others?" and classroom helpers. In January 1983, Hormel hired the union-busting law firm of Mr. Thomas Krukowski: At about the same time, the com -pany erected the fence around the Austin plant and corporate office.

It reminds me of the concen -tration camp I went to at Naga -saki, Japan, during World War II.

The addition of the National unions on an industrywide basis. Guard around the plant completes the picture. What's next? Who's being protected?

In early 1985, P-9 hired Ray Rogers and Corporate Campaign to combat Mr. Krukowski, to match power with power. I profits!—Sylvia Weinstein understand the Krukowski firm is getting paid several million available for $42. Subscribe now!

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← Contents of Vol. 4, No. 5, May 1986

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