SocialistAction 1983–88

The paper of the Socialist League, formerly the International Marxist Group, 1983–88

Get to Labour CND's conference!

· Socialist Action No. 52, 6 April 1984 · pp. 9-10 of the scan · 366 words

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page 9 of the scan

benders were stıll firmly ensconsed the main gate, with smaller numbers at two other gates.

Women at the smaller camps have been harassed almost daily by the bailiffs over the past two weeks. They take down their tents them backup at night. But during the day last Monday their spirits were blossoming as much they've planted at the flower garden Violet Gate, as the news of hundreds of supporters at the main gate filtered through.

While everyone neuterer ov ite they all stressed the need ment to keep the camps inThe rapid mobilisaharassed the second missiles convoy to come out of the base ten days ago nas also boostea tell spirits. But nobody Greenham doubts that the bailiffs will return in force benders. When that happens the women will continue their struggle by Gortex bags and re-erecting their tents when it becomes imposs!ble.

Last Sunday's server quoted Greenham office as saying COll cidence' that the trial of 15 charged with criminal damage at the was opening Reading Crown Court on the very day of the threatened evictions. é he trial the first of Greenham women to take place before a jury, and _LO continue for a least another week. THE LABOUR CND conference on Saturday 28 April is of vital importance.

Labour CND committee must come out of it that is as committed to an uncompromising stand on unilateralism as its predecessor.

To achieve this attendance of every activist in the Labour Party will be crucial. To attend the AGM you have to be a member of national CND and the Labour Party. So if you are planning to go you should check that you are a current member of national CND.

The AGM will place at the University London Union, Malet St, London WC1 will start at llam on the Saturday morning.

Registration forms for the conference can be ob. tained from Duncan Rees win St, London N4 ЗHQ This is also the address for national CND where you can check your membership.

Make sure you register — your attendance may be vital. SARAH TIDALL has appealed against he rally and march to Holloway Tweedie.

page 10 of the scan

10. Socialist Action 6 April 1984

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