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Against this, supporters of the National These should be occasions on which we pledge ourselves to fight for une sort or niemanonaust sonually matis necaca now as much as it was u Many militants concerned with the struggles ortie Dansa workme clas have therefore been asking: Whatever happened to the 14 February Commit tee"? Set up by such figures as Jack Jones and Ray Buckton at a conference of delegates from trade union bodies across the country, this self-appointed clique promised to get the ball rolling. Its secretary, Will Paynter, ended the conference with a demagogic appeal for 'mass demonstrations up and down the country on the 40th anniversary of the Civil War.

Will Paynter finally popped up again two weeks ago at the Conference in Solidarity with the Workers of Spain organised by the Manchester Trades Council. "What news, Will', he was asked now are vou and Jack ane may ecLun! on with your plans for the Civil War anniWell", he replied, I did suggest the organisation of a massive demonstration in London. But they told me it was too late to do that. So instead we are going to send a massive letter of protest to the greatest interest, and elicited a smile and pledge for assistance from the repre sentanve or tne spanish workers there ANNIVERSARY EVENTS Friday 9 July, 7.30pm: "Spain 1936-76the struggle goes on. Public meeting org anised by 'Spain in Struggle' solidarity bulletin, incluaing tirst-nand report tron Spain. Roebuck pub, Tottenham Ct Rd. Wednesday 14 July 8pm: 'Spain -40 vears atter speakers. vaiene venes (Lab councillor) and Spanish militani Organised by Norin London committer Against Repression in Spain. John Barnes Library, Camden Road.

Saturday 17 July: Picket Spanish Embassy Saturday 17 July, from 8pm: social to celebrate the coming revolution in Spain Organised by NECAN with tive Dand, the Derelicts. Old Red Lion pub, John St (Angel tube).

Wednesday 21 July, 7.30pm: 'Revolution in Spain, 1936-76". Public meeting on anniversary of workers militia victory in Barcelona. Speakers include Robin Black burn, also rare film on defence of Madrid University of London Union (Room 2D), Malet sT Thursday 22 July, 7.30pm: 'Free Eva Forest'. Public meeting of Free Eva Forest campaign. Includes slide-show on political prisoners. Roebuck pub, Tottenham Ct Rd.