into something of a spent force in but they are still capable of attracting clerics and in britai • Last Tuesddy mey orch over 120 people to a meenng in Darlington, a town not known for its interest in Irish affairs We knew in for interesting night when one of the Peace movement suoporters tod a comrade that he 'ought to be shot for handing out leaflets calling for Wedne Ise me mccars estined membles or British Questoned troops in Ireland and the role of RUC and UDH. the Army They are the only ones we've got. Mrs Martin shouted at US. A couple of speakers from the fioor called tor a ciVil forEs move ment and a mass, around social issues We pointed out that such a cam paign had existed in 1968 to be crusned by unc forces of the sectanan nonner Sadie Irish state. At this Mrs Martin exfor many of the audience. whether or not children we support denominations should be non-violen lenge the Peace People s ano me wandered off of both raged to play games together on opposed since The Lord's Day with asmar matority At But despite a call to the rest of the only group present to oral and lay the responsibility for the in Ireland on the forces of It is the duty of
WEEKLY of an arms deal between ZIPA, the guerilla armv. and Somalia. with the threat of ZIPA tanks being sent into Zimbabwe.
Smith is aware that, even if the nationalist leaders still want to talk, the guerillas are less likely to
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must be kept holy the left in Darlington, the IMG