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Arguered wish the Pour Office as a newapper. Publisted by Reigorest for Red Weekly, 182 Pentonvule Rood, Tondon N.I, (01-837 6954) and printed by F.I. Tirbo, 182 Pensonile Road, London N.J. (01-837 9487) Supporters of the Irish struggle in Britain were told by a Labour Councilor last Thursday to'lash the Labour Party during the election.

Councillor Paddy O'Connor, the Dep Luty Chiel Whip of the Labour Party on the Greater London Council, was addres sing a public meeting organised by trish Political Hostages Campaign in Lon don's Conway Hall Speaking with some Labour candidate shoald be asked to state volved in last year's occupation start. This his or her position on the hunger atrikers and on the Irish struggle.

Cyril Casack, the well-known trish factor, said the demand by the prisoners to serve their sentences in the North of Irelund was "oo all levels a reasonable one'; and Irish International and Charlton Athle to socoer-player, Tamonn Dunphy, said support for the political prisoners, and attacked the "political criminals at WestBrian Rose-Smith of the Heldane Soci