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Federation of Labor. It was as
the chairman called upon a rep-
resentative of the Confederation
of National Trade Unions that
the attack on the demonstra-
ors began.

Cries of “a curse on Canada”
greeted the speech of the stu-
dent leader when he denounced
the complicity of the Canadian
government in the war in Viet-
nam.

Mayor Drapeau and his ad-

ministration will certainly learn
in no uncertain terms that all
the “good will’ promoted with
Expo has been wiped out by this
unprovoked brutality,

Canadians concerned with
peace and democracy will un-
doubtedly also insist on the re-
lease of those arrested at the
demonstration and the cancel-
ling of all charges.

Nov. 17 in Montreal will go
down as a day of honor for its
students and shame for official-

dom.

actions of the Montreal po-

orderly demonstration of

the slogan ‘Vietnam is our

The Communist Party of
Quebec strongly protests
against the vicious, brutal

lice used to disperse the

Friday, November 17th last, —
‘organized by UGEQ around |

concern.” The mounted po-
lice and the regular police —
forces used the blackjack —
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