is to b> set up in London to co-ordinate the campaign for non-Governmental aid to Algeria and provide liason with tho Algerians, Until this is done itussell Kerr has agraed to act as a post-box. It is important that copiss of all published appeals, and of any successful initiative should be sont to him, Fron time to time thess can bs circulated. His address is 320 Regent Strest, London “I.
From the rosponss so far proaps:ts are good for a fruitful campaign. The ergenis rs of the Buxaan tharafore emphazizy the importance of maintaining contact and a full circulation of information.
York alrsaly set in train by the supporters of the campaign includes articles for Union Yoics, Foaca Naws, Youny Guard and Tritune; an Appeal to British Universitiss for money to help reconstruction of ths Library at Algeirs University; appeals to ths Unions for tochnical aid, possibly induding 2 reeep~ tion at the TUS with Algerian spoke man; an attempt to get BB! or ITY to maka a good documentary; an appeal for British co-ops to switen from South Af. ican to Alpsrian produce, eencentvating on ths IMS; also porhap: dirset trada with Algerian Co-ops; an approa’h to Quakor Trusts to provide scholar hips; «n appeal in the teachine professional organs for FT instructor’; and production of p amphlois.
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