Spade Work in Hull (1933)

Party News from the August 1933 issue of the Socialist Standard

Much-needed propaganda has been carried on with good effect in Hull during recent weeks, by Comrade Cash, who is staying there at the invitation of a local comrade. In about two weeks, at the end of June and beginning of July, ten meetings were held, with an average audience of about 60 or 70, and with small but steady sales of literature. In view of the difficulty of gathering an audience almost single-handed, and in view of many unfavourable local conditions, the interest aroused has been quite satisfactory. With continuous propaganda good progress could be made here. Hull members and sympathisers are urged to give their support.

Blogger's Note:

This report of Sammy Cash doing a speaking tour in Hull was originally attached to this Provincial Propaganda Tour report on the blog, but I only just realised that they were actually two separate reports, recording two separate propaganda activities.