Like its opposite number in Manhattan, London's Communist Daily Worker regularly passes the hat among faithful party members to keep the paper from going under. Last week, after warning again of the paper's dire financial straits, the Worker's appeal struck a note of unwitting candor: "Our readers are lulling themselves into the belief that there is no danger at all. That is a desperate mistake. The point can and will be reached when the economies we are being forced to effect may result in a much worse paper."
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