iRISH political prisoners chalked up more suc cesses against the British government and prison authorities last week.
First the announcement the Pauline McLaughlin Pauline suffering nervous dietary disorder which makes impossible for her TOOC fice has at last admitted ine wormern rean. tthat Pauline is 'seriously ill and needs medical treatmen Which cannot zoroviced prison hospital.' government statement 'It now considered unlikely unal oute woue recover to a point where she could SPECIAL OFFER for new readers — 10 issues for just £1! 6-month subscription £6.50, 12-months £12.50 Abroad: 12 months £12.50 or £18 airmail.
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Complete and Challenge, PO Bex 50, London N 2XP return be returned to prison.' Pauline's release is a vindication of cam; been wagin Ireland and Britain on her behalt. his campaign was recently joined by six Scottish MPS and was widely supported by women's movement in Britain second for success prisoners une decision government alon 'Blanket' prisoners in Long Kesh to occupy fully-furnished cell:
Previously the aovernment had maintained that no prisoners would be moved to such cells until they had come off their protest It is the prisoners that they would consicer encino Ineir protest after they had been moved to furwhich has triumphed form Socialist