herever there is a man who e*erc'ses authority, there is a man In this Issue: who resists authority.' LARGE-YES: SMALL-NO OSCAR WILDE WAY OUT OF THIS WORLD CORRESPONDENCE

THE ANARCHIST W EEKLY-4d.

'J ’HE traditional climax—or rather, anti-climax—of the Aldermaston march is a' meaningless mass meet­ ing on Easter Monday somewhere The People in in central London. In 1959, I960, and 1961 this meeting was held in Trafalgar Square. But in 1961 members of the Committee of 100 staged an unofficial sit-down in . Grosvenor Square, and then a fascist . group booked Trafalgar Square for the Streets the following Easter Monday. So in 1962 the meeting was held in Hyde Park—and was followed by A rehearsal of what they COULD do an ominously silent picket in Gros­ venor Square and some running that the march was to be allowed to down, so they broughf in reinforce­ fights in other parts of the West go forward, but in Whitehall several ments and blocked Whitehall with End. more attempts were made to tear two coaches parked right across the In 1963 the meeting was held in down the banners and halt the road. But we kept , the initiative, Hyde Park again, but it might just march. Each time the police formed and after a few minutes and a few as well not have been held at all. a barrier it either broke through arrests we were pastj«the coaches Many members of the Committee weight of numbers or as in the case and through the cordons, and we of 100 had been calling for more of the coach barrier the marchers kept the road for the rest of White­ radical action for several weeks, and went around (and in some cases hall and for Pall Mali the CND leaders should have over) the obstacle and formed lines In Regent Street wegvvere getting known they would never get away right across the road to continue the thinned out a bit, but Be took over with it this time. Then the whole march. the road again, and there were more march was dominated by the pub The police have since denied that arrests. The police suddenly real­ lication of the RSG pamphlet by the they were trying to stop the march ised that the London ! ^deration of “Spies for Peace” on Friday, and by and in retrospect it seems that, due Anarchists’ banner was decorated the raid on RSG-6 by anarchists; to the FLA banner’s prominence at with the front page of the RSG left-wing socialists, and members of RSG-6 they had decided that it was pamphlet, and tore it Lff. But we the Committee of 100 on Saturday. the FLA who would lead the Com­ went on. In Oxford sieet we were The same sort of thing was bound to mittee of 100’s reported “break­ happen on Monday. thinned out so much Cat we were away” march. unable to keep the whJie road, but The CND leaders had planned a In fact it had already been decid­ we still had mps,t o f By this round tour of the West End for ed by the activists around the 100 "iVr. ?rn 1iunch-stopinHyde Park and ending separate demonstration would be Hyde Park again. ThereVe ignored riot—it was a rehearsal of what we the official meeting and went on to thousand of all kinds of politically at the final meeting in Hyde Park, run until after the ‘official march conscious people in the unilateralist can do if we want to. It was fun, and they had refused to discuss any had ended, but police intelligence join the last meeting of? the “March but it wasn’t a joke. The police Must Decide” group, which decided movement proved conclusively that alternative plans with the “March apparently obtained their infor­ they possessed the road for as long were helpless. They had no idea Must Decide” group of the Com­ mation from the early evening that the march had doge enough. The lesson of this closing incident as they wanted. If the police had how to stop us taking the road, or mittee of 100. This group recom­ papers and set out to prevent a non­ used truncheons or dogs, there how to stop us shouting that RSG-6 mended that marchers who wanted existent demonstration. is not that the Aldermaston march is run by teddy-boys, or that uni­ would have been an immediate and is at Warren Row, or indeed how to more radical action should join the In Victoria Street we were up effective sit-down. If they had left stop us doing exactly what we want­ CND round tour and then go back against a few score foot police and lateralists are violent, or that sinister political groups are trying to take us alone, we would have held all ed. This is a good lesson. We must to Whitehall afterwards. But the about half a dozen horses, but we the road all the time. It wasn’t a learn it. marchers in question decided to ig­ soon took over the whole road. In the movement over. In fact there nore both CND and Committee of Whitehall we did so again. The were very few teddy-boys, there was 100 leaders, quite rightly. police were expecting either an old- very little violence, and $he political When the CND leaders left Hyde fashioned well-disciplined CND groups involved were fonly doing Park on their way to Victoria, they march or an old-fashioned well- what they have been doing for years. were closely followed by about a disciplined Committee of 100 sit- The real lesson is that about a thousand anarchists, left-wing so­ Demonstration somewhere cialists, and members of the Com­ mittee of 100 (much the same people 'T ’HE publication of Regional Seat of as those who had gone to RSG-6 Government Six and the subsequent on Saturday), who managed to get An appeal to the International demonstration at the bunker, will give ? out of Hyde Park past police cor­ the anti-nuclear movement a break­ in England dons. By the time we reached through and a new impetus. Victoria, the police were getting Anarchist,Movement The knowledge that R.S.G.6 was only A number of scuffles arose on the rattled, and nearly all the fights that a mile from the route of the Aldermaston mound overlooking the bunker and more accompanied the progress of this March gave rise to an opportunity that as we edged our way down the ramp We address ourselves to organized try, exposing their ‘justiqe’, and bring was too good to be missed. Hundreds on our behinds after sitting down. People contingent were started by police groups as well as to individuals, asking pressure for the revision of their cases of marchers wanted to see this place for began jumping down from the mound, trying to force us to the left-hand for their solidarty to engage in an inter­ in which they were givengnS chance to themselves and started to form up for landing behind the police, who then side of the road. national campaign of protest against the defend themselves. the purpose quite some distance from turned roufid to grab them. This gave One police officer announced that brutal sentences that the Franco regime To this end, we invite affj anarchists of the scheduled dinner stop. us an opportunity to shuffle further down they were going to stop the march has imposed on members of our liber­ the world and all lovers of freedom, to As we approached the lane leading getting closer to the doors. Some of altogether and disperse the crowd tarian organizations in Spain. show their solidarity withfour comrades to R.S.G.6, Peggy Duff, with the help the demonstrators were handled roughly, and it was this comment that We consider it is the utmost duty of by organizing all kinds of protests and of a loudspeaker, tried to persuade the resulting in scuffles. Cries of “sit-down” brought many of the bystanders into all militant anarchists to be on the sending letters and telegrams demanding demonstrators to carry on to the dinner and “no violence” were heard and one the march behind the anarchist ban­ alert and to make all the necessary pro­ their freedom to U.N.O.f? Unesco, the stop, and not branch off to the bunker. person said, “If the police act like paganda to procure and create a current League of Human R ights etc., etc., to She met with little success and several animals that is no reason why we should ners. After the solid wedge of of sympathy and backing for our com­ interest in the campaign all the person­ people had by sheer pressure of hundreds turned off down the lane. drop to their standards”. rades who have been accused, without alities of art, literature, and science, to We walked, crowded together, down numbers and without any violence The police were asked if they knew evidence, of crimes ranging from violent the ends that it will achieve its maximum the lane. Everyone was in high spirits, what they were guarding but they de­ Jh a t I could see, forced their way insurrection to the publication of clan­ efficiency. with the anarchist banners held high. clined to answer. By this time they had through four police cordons and the destine literature, for which they have Also, we appeal to all ttjj international As we got closer to the bunker, we their backs up against the doors. They mounted police barrier, it appeared been given terms ranging from 8 to 30 militant anarchists organized or other­ could hear a police dog barking. Several were completely overwhelmed and taken years imprisonment. wise, to give all the mora) support and of the people in front began to infil­ by surprise due to the fact that the In the struggle for the freedom of the economic help possible •<* continue the trate through the woodland surrounding demonstrators had approached the bun­ Spanish people, the libertarian movement fight against Iberian fascist^. The Span­ the bunker. We continued on the road ker by devious routes. has contributed its maximum effort and ish struggle, can and oufht to be the until we reached the front entrance to We sat completely blocking the sacrifice, being the movement that has, flag that will unite th d international R.S.G.6. entrance, with more demonstrators clus­ at all times, resisted the most the repres­ anarchist movement in ijj struggle for There were a few policemen at the tered on the mound and bank overlook­ ANARCHY 27 sive ferocity of the regime. freedom in the world. CNT-FUL-FAI. entrance gate which had no fencing ing us, all of us singing “We shall not Our action has always been and is either side and therefore served no be moved”. The police looked very WILL BE ON aow, more than ever directed towards Demonstration apparent purpose. By this time the red and flustered. People began dis­ the downfall of the Franco tyranny to people who had turned off through the cussing and putting their views forward obtain the restoration of freedom in The London Federationlof Anarchists wood, had reached the back of the on what should be the next step. Many YOUTH Spain and render possible and effective are holding a jdemonstraliffin outside the bunker and were making for the under­ thought that we had made our point the struggle of the anarchist movement. Spanish Embassy Belgrav^Square, S.W.f ground entrance. We ourselves left the and that after a short period of silence is Published by We believe that with the help of our on Saturday, April 27th a |3 p,m. road and scrambled through the bram­ we should leave, while others considered ts at 1/6 comrades in other countries, we can do The Protest is againsi 4he imprison­ bles to the bunker. All that was visible that it was up to the individual to decide iturday of every month. something effective to mobilise the ment by Franco’s tyrannll of our anar­ was a boiler house and a ramp leading for himself when was the right time to opinion of the world against the dic­ chist comrades. Turn u flto give your down to a green door which was guarded leave. The majorty of the demonstrators tatorial regime that oppresses our coun­ support and solidarity. by the police in company with a dog. Continued on page 3 who had claimed cided to test Sacco’s gun but the barrel 1927 a third 'e*pert' . - | . . .. , tioned his integrity". that Sacco’s Eu7 fired the fatal bullet barrel had first to be cleaned. Russell also offers Fred Moore, some months late made himself look And what did these two “experts” do Sacco’s dismissed defence council, as a publicly foolisiB when he stated, in an­ to clean the barrel? They fired two believer in Sacco's guilt though Moore other case, ih J in bis expert opinion shots through this rusty barrel and in knew no more than the rest of informed an accused maJfire

ents of teenagers in a church youth military personnel in the region except A delegate at the B.C.P. Congress said, P o u c e in L o n don refused to let^London club refused to let their children appear for Dorset were ordered to go to ground “If Mr. Krushchev’s son-in-law can gain Anarchist Federation, Committee of 100 in a film about the dangers of venereal for 48 hours. A U.S. radiation meaiur- an audience with the Pope, I can gain and others march the whole length of disease. Vladimir Fedorov said that ing device has confirmed that the-U.S. [a] Catholic shop-steward for the party”. Whitehall, Mr. Brook, refused to let Yevgeny Yeutusnenkb, *he poet, was a ‘rainbow bomb’ radiation belt will last The editorial writer in Combat, organ Lenny Bruce come into the country up to ten years. . . . of the British National Party writes, twice, German (West) police refused to traitor and that ihefc was n0 room in the Soviet Union for people of his “ . . . we must look ahead to see if any let 47 or so British demonstrators to kind. The poet recently admitted his arrangement can be made with Russia, enter West Germany to take part in a M iss Caroline M audling again missed errors publicly, buM his sincerity has march, German (West) polcie refused her film test, through jaundice, altlfcugh still reckoned as a European power, in to let Danish CND demonstrators to been doubted. Th« S.R-G- Pamphlet she had a specially lettered chair made her coming struggle against Asiatic cross the boundary into West Germany, published by “SpiesSa for Peace” stated for her studio seating, Equity thought of China. Needless to say no arrangement Berkshire police numbering about fifty that during the “Faliex 62.' exercise last protesting at the employment of amateur can be made internally with Communism tried to stop about 1,000 Aldermaston September, accountsjdf which got Der talent. She thought of changing' her in Britain or Europe. That must be marchers entering an alleged Regional Spiegel into trouble'' with the censor, name for the film career, the director crushed and replaced with a counter alleged Seat of alleged Government for showed that chaos reigned in the defence sourly suggested “Schwartz” and she idea’” Sanity, the CND journal, writing use in case of alleged nuclear attack sited system of Britain of Which S.R.G.6 was said “I have had more fan mail than of the Aldermaston March, 1963, said, at an alleged Berkshire village. Sanity one of the lynch-pins. Bertrand Rus­ Daddy.” .... “Curiously enough the neatest-drilled (the publication of CND) refused to let sell commented that! these preparations detachment in sight seemed to be the its readers know the name of the village, were ‘pathetic’. “Tly^Sreveal on official London Federation of Anarchists.” by tearing out back pages, or crossing painting banned from a campus exhib­ recognition that community lifeS is not A letter writer zn Young Guard,The Seventeen stuffed alligators are missing, out the name of the village which about ition. It showed segregationist activities expected to continue except perhaps organ of the Young Socialists writes: believed to have fallen off a car taking 12,000 marchers knew at Slough, and, taking place against a background of briefly in remotely situated Government “Pacifism paves the way for War*’. them from Leigh-omSea to St. Ives. a Confederate battle flag. The Attorney bunkers ,where selecfejf officials will ad­ ‘Flavus’ in The New Statesman says “we was widely advertised on the March. J on Q uixote . American police in Birmingham, Ala­ General said in the House of Parliament minister each other and the millions of do regard the purpose and political bama refused to let negroes protest that no action under the Obscene Publi­ dead bodies in their region.”. • • • energy1 of CND supporters as being of about the arrest of Martin Luther cations Act was to be taken against The great importance to the Labour Party.” King...... Tropic of Cancer by Henry Miller., Sir A U.S. nuclear submarine, Thresher, . . . “Harold Wilson has challenged the Gerald Nabarro’s remark “How would whose manifest destiny was to enable government on nuclear policy aijd he Sixty -eight L ondon marchers were you feel if your daughter wanted to men to kill other m&i in wartime, sank must now tell us clearly how he.en­ WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENT arrested the police behaving' with their marry a big buck nigger with the pros­ with the loss of 130jmen in peacetime. visages the relation between Nato and a usual non-violence. Lenny Bruce re­ pect of coffee-coloured grandchildren?” The widow of one of |he machinist mates Labour Britain. Not the least pressing O F M EETINGS IN turned to USA; British demonstrators in was cut by the BBC -out of the repeat reported her husband] on Thresher’. “He reason for this is to enable the thousands Germany (West) refused to fasten their broadcast of Any Questions? The Sov­ called it a coffin. He said it was not of non-pacifist CND supporters, who are CENTRAL LONDON seat belts when they were to be deported. iets announced that the Communist ready for sea and { the shipyard had natural (our italics) Labour voters; to by ’plane and passively resisted for three Party’s Central Committee would meet speeded the work tqj’.the point it was make up their minds'where they stand.’’ days; marchers at the village were able on May 28 to discuss “ideological work”. not safe. He was scared to death to I taliari Communists quoted from the to Stay in the R.S.-G. long enough to An Abb6 who died in a drowning acci­ go out in her.” An advanced A3 Polaris Pope’s encyclical on peace during the make their protest and depart with no dent had been forbidden to work in the missile went out o p control at Cape election campaign “Vote Communist, OFF-CENTRE arrests and very little violence to or by field of biblical scholarship because he Canaveral and was destroyed from the Catholics and Communists can get afong the police. Marchers into Central Lon­ had written a book giving undue empha­ air. It was the first test firing of the A3 together”. William Gallacher, Vice- DISCUSSION MEETINGS don celebrated the name of the village sis to the humanity of Christ in a book from a ship at sea and the ninth failure President of the British Communist 1st Wednesday of each month at 8 p.m. by composing a special song, to the tune written specifically for non-Christians, in twelve tests. In the exercise Para- Party said, “to Pope John’s credit he It had been published for two years at Colin Ward’s, 33 EUerby Street,. of “I Love a Lassie”—-“I Had a Secret”, pliiie charted from R.G.S.6, imaginary has refused to join this unprincipled Fulham, S.W.6. by carrying the name on improvised before the Holy Office censored it. Par- radiation levels roselso high that all band of robbers” (the Western alliance). posters, and by chalking the name on 3rd Tuesday at Brian and Doris Leslie’s,. the back of duffle-coats Thirty-two 242 Amesbury Avenue, S.W.2 (Streatham negroes were arrested at Birmingham, Hill, Nr. Station). . Alabama where three white churches guest—remember he is not an inmate— Third Wednesday of the month, at 8 p.m. turned negroes away. from Easter A put up job P at Albert Portch’s* 11 Courcy Road (off services. . . . in -the collectives of the Ukraine). Wood Green High Road), N.8. CO ME WHERE within .the great tumult H Significantly, examples of communal about Official Secretts, Spies for life are small and usually .agrarian; Last Wednesday pf each month at 8 p.m. A British exchange school teacher Tom Barnes’, Albion Cottage, Fortix Peace, and Reserve Seat of Government, whether these are primitive societies' or. dropped from her syllabus, after pro­ artificial situations, mostly nineteenth cen­ Green, N.2. (3rd door past Tudor Hotel). tests from parents in Virginia J. D. a false note or two may be detected. tury; and at least temporarily, as for ex­ Salinger’s Catcher in the Rye, which they It would have been so easy for the 3rd Friday of each month at 8 p.m. at ample in a revolutionary situation, separ­ thought “too frank”; An art teacher at Home Office to speak of “Underground Donald & Irene Rooum's, 148a Fellows ated; from contamination by the state. the University of Mississippi had his Factory alleged to be an R.S.G. . , . ” Road, Swiss Cottage, N.W.3. Instead there has been a hammy • por­ Sometimes these interludes may success­ Please note that the meetings at Fellows Road, N.W.3 are now on the third trayal of embarrassed non-commitallityi fully incorporate some small industry, monetary exchange and a relatively harm­ Friday, not the third Wednesday as The name of the village is suppressed hitherto. in the British Press, although widely pub­ less, elementary capitalism. JBut never lished abroad. The establishment is not can we find them as wards of the state. Last Thursday of each month at 8 p.m. FREEDOM The .kibbutz is no more, autonomous at „george, Hayes’Jn^174 Mcleod Road- regularly guarded, its doors are made pf ^oofySjE.2. m ^ ~ ~ wooct, and there is a boiler house in the Lltiia:n' is "air mmviQuai state of me redera- * PRESS ted U.S. Permitted certain liberties,, it Notting Hill Anarchist Group (Dis­ field outside. Plans of the RSG scheme cussion Group) have been shown to many who have not may be overridden at any time. PUBLICATIONS signed the Official Secrets Act. is engaged in the marder of others) but Employing Mr. Maclnnes’ criteria we Last Friday of the month, at Brian and never in the regimentlor the entire army. might turn a vast multitude of liberals. Margaret Hart’s, 57 Ladbroke Road, SELECTIONS FROM ‘FREEDOM’ Home Office Underground Factories were built in 1939. They were not Sentiments identifying himself with a into anarchists. That’s too much like’ (near Notting Hill Station), W.ll. Vol 2 1952: Postscript to Posterity meant to withstand bombardment, but general cause arejshifehly suspect. (Mr. a universal panacea. We only compound Vol 3 1953: Colonialism on Trial were covered with earth and grass by Maclnnes glides toofeeerfully over the our difficulties when we assume they do Vol 4 1954: Living on a Volcano not exist. What can such oversimplifi­ way of aerial camouflage. After they nationalist temper cl the kibbutz. He Vol 5 1955: The Immoral Moralists cation accomplish? One doesn’t believe were built, private firms were invited to might have discoy|ftd similar qualities Vol 6 1956: Oil and Troubled Waters in something because it is necessarily take them over and make munitions in of pleasure and pemonal liberty, as a Vol 7 1957: Year One—Sputnik Era easy, or even probable. We-believe: in Vol 8 1958: Socialism in a Wheelchair them. 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