IMGpapers 1976–79

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1976–79

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Socialist Challenge No. 64, 21 September 1978 · p. 12 of the scan · 548 words

The scan: sc-n64-sep-21-1978.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 12 of the scan

those at the meeting, in a house which might never be used throughout, while a constant watch was kept for the Army, Al one point an Army patrol hung mulside When it moved on there al rebel need to go over the wall this time, they reported. "It was hard to realise that this was reality, not a scene from some spy novel. this interview with a memher of Could you give us an idea of vour circulation?

We sell 16,000 copies a weekWe could increase it, of courie not under the present involved would have to be massive.

We send about 3.000 copies of thein haven't.

changed a lot!

The difficulty we have -end of it, anyway - is that material coming in to the office through the post is stopped. Some gets through, but very street liccie in comparison to what's in fact sent in.

can't compile articles. We can't sit down in the office to try articles beemuse the office i visited regularly by the Brits, who in fact are looking for material for Republican News.

The oftice is surveyed from an Army post across the road everyone entering the office is photographed.

Now every person whom the Brits have managed to per who has been involved at any level. be it producing or distrinuting the paper, has been arrested and has heen held lor number of days.

sane have beca released fortunately enough, but some THE SCOTTISH Trades Union Congress, led by the And if the Brits find those who responsible production of the paper at the highest level, the Brits shoor them.

How then is the puper brought any It's really very difficult to ger come in to the office they are remocol licy are taken ton sale house, they are left Someone dealing with the paper pets the articles, and cakes them to where the paper is eing compiler we have to cause civersons with the Brits to ensure ticy re If we're selling papers to a shop, let'ssay, whie may receive fifty copies, welve got to send 25 by foot and 25 by car. so that they are not all gor topether. When they are in the shops they are sold gencrally below the counter The day the paper comes in seil Themselves, STOLEN. The release of Republican News editor, Dants Morrison.

The case before was that all whatever money they make an the paper boys had papers to the paper.

They have now organised much their Hall of them watch for the Brits The other hait sell tha -JAN thes divide away.

into a house Brits are gone KIERAN NUGENT has been on the blanked" fortwo scarson for political status, Supporters of the courageous lebrly Irish political prisoners pickered Downing Street lusi Sunday and also demanded They've in lace developed a sysiem of code street by street for when the Brits arrive. The kids have different whites and shout that they are two Streers away or they are one street uncestigate.

They also show the lie that the Brits are winning the war, mosl important vehicle we bave got. It is the aniy opportunity we base t put bur sews across . To answe criticisne Tram

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