Irish Republican Army Part 01 · p.52

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$27.oo.'to 'the district to'finish fund drive
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$25.00'donation to Party
$41.00 to pay off D.W. debt
And the remainder to go into the treasury of the
Club. The comrades agreed.
On
said the District Board
was asking each club to get at least two people who would
volunteer to work in the store a number of hours each
week. She said this must be 'on a rcgular basis and if at
any time, it could not be kept, the person is to call
into the store.
and
volunteered.
They will consult with
as to the hours.
On registration;
is waiting for his transfer to come through.
discussed this.
He said the Irish Republican Clubs were his mass work.
His problem was how to work in such an organization, whqse
chief orientation was the freedom of Ireland. He said
there were clubs in Kensington (l), Germantown (l), and
one: was being established on the Temple campus.
He said
the clubs' activity at this time centered around the frccdom
of the l6oo Irish political prisoners.
He said a newslettor
was bcing printed, in order to bring thc plight of theso
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