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organisation which hus already secturiun reputation and one in which all who believe in troops wat aow and Irish self-deterOne of the ways which it b hoped that the UTOM can be built, especially in the labour through the Tribunal pn Britain's Presence in Ireland. At its final hearing in early summer, prominent judges wad delegates from the labour, worsen's and student movements will pronounce judge. ment on the British presence in The International Tribunul can be contacted at 47 Wilsham Wil:

UTOM at 2a St Pauls Road, London NI. Don't he anguished iberal, act now. Song, Dance, Music, Film John Arden, Edward Bond, Murguretta D'Arcy, Kenneth Griffiths, Adrian Mitchell, Leon Rossebon, Half-Moon Theatre, The Shegui and many others Sunday 6 May, Caxton House, 54 John's Way, London N19 starts 4pm with premiere of Keaneth Griffith's film, "Curious Journey".

Eads with Grand Ceilidhe. Har extension until midnight.

Tickets £1.50 Proceeds:

Incernational Tribunal on Britain's Presence in Ireland Socialise Challege M Mar, 3929. Page 33.