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ALG.unLi IN NOTTINGHAIM, te ae

On January 21st, John Baird M.P. and editor of Free Algeria, spoke %. to a South Nottingham Federation of Young Socialists' day school. ltegether soiile 40 people attended. A11 tho Nottingham and area branchos were ropwsonted and in » addition comrades came from the Univorsity, Derby, Northampton and Liverpool. John Baird was able to give a first hand account of his recent visit to North Africa, Thore was a good discussion and questions (which didn't always keep to Algeria) were numerous. People said that they had learnt something about one of the most important and dynamic movements in tho world today. Sncouraged by the success of this school the Young Socialists aro to draw up plans for the holding of several others this year,