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back 'Right to Work' BURY PARK, Luton, branch of the Amalgamated THE LONDON Co-operative Society is being sued by an employee who alleges 'a breach of trust' in the management of the society's fllm summons says tha cNab: Warned of defic Alnley: LCS President who helps run the 'Morning Star' The interest rate was increased in July 1969.

For 35 years before that it had stood at 3% per cent. From 1927, when the pension fund began, until 1933 rate was 45 per cent- per more than today.

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PETE BANKS SOUND and 'THIRD WORLD WAR' policies I sharpest political intervention; he warned the Irish Republic that normal life there rests 'only on a crust, under which there is a boilvolcano political He wondered if people realized how thin the crust was, and if it was broken how it was almost impossible to stop the lava of violence flowing on the streets.

One priest condemned the Provisionals 'callous men who prepared plunge this whole country into anarchy and strife'.

The Provisionals' activity in the Republic is nothing new. Why has the church suddenly decided to launch these attacks?

The reason is Ballyshannon, the tiny border town in Donegal which erupted last week when three IRA men were arrested and brought to court.

rests, the Lyncis demonstra. Within hours of the with anti-Lynch tors and the roads 'out of town were sealed by barricades.

Only the intervention of the Irish army tamed the mob and allowed the prisoners to be taken to jail in Dublin.

The Roman Catholic church blesses 'men bomb and commit arson in Ulster against the Protestant bourgeoisie.

But now the action is moving closer to the Republic and Lynch's position is in extreme danger defence turne rushes to the rich propertied class.

Dr William McFeely, the Bishop of Raphoe, which includes Donegal, said: It is very easy at times like these to be swept awav on a wave of emotional sentiment that is too often represented as patriotism.

'We must be on our guard against the untold evil that unthinking words and actions could do to this country.' Commentinee McFeely's statement, even Guardian' was forced to comment: It is significant that the Ballyshannon fighting should have led to the first outright condemnation of Republicans by the Catholic authorities during the present campaign:'