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Pecisbed by be Sorialie Organiser Alliance. 28 Middle Lane. London li Pais! Em Ere Ofser Tl. Regissered as a newspaper al the We'll be taking a one week break over Easter, so the next issue will be but on April 6. Please try to get feature articles to use before the Easter weekend, and phone in last-minute reports on the Monday ially NALGO workers in local counciles.

• Asking women workers to stay off work (but not risk losing their jobs)

• 'Die-ins' outside Town Halls, etc.

• Set up peace camps in towns just for the day lor longer if wanted)

• Call a town meeting of all women, • Take kids to town and city and county halls, and demand to know what provisions have been made for them in the event of a nudear war. tacts made via support action for Greenham in 25 different countries are hoping to conduct similar activities — and to extend to still more countries!

The original ilea came from a visit paid by two women to Sweden. Women there had involved themselves in similar action against nuclear . weapons (Sweden is a 'neutral' country'. Seeing that all over the world the press was suppressing news of Greenham, they decided that action should extend enough.

The May 24 Organising Committee is emphasising that they don't want activity confined to 'the white middle class women' , but to involve working class, black and Asian women. JOHN HARRIS Local groups are urged to issue translated material, and there are plans for a national leaflet in Urdu.

For a list of regional contacts, and an information pack for organising for May 24, write: May 24 Organising Committee, 16 Arundel Road, Brighton. CHO