a

Mrs. Allende sends

Solidarity message

WINNIPEG — Solidarity with
the people of Chile was given
Tamatic expression via a mes-
Sage from the widow of the mur-
€red President Allende convey-
is Over the telephone from Mex-
0 City and broadcast live to a
une of over 200 held on
Ctober 10 under the auspices of
© Winnipeg Coalition for a De-
Mocratic Chile. The audience,
Visibly moved by the words of
Ts. Allende, responded with
Wrolonged applause to the mes-
age read in English by a col-
ague of hers:
ae Want to send a message to
eh People of Canada who have
ira great sympathy and
Bae ending for the tragic
ad my country is going
ity ugh. We value your solidar-
4 pile; highly and consider
our Solidarity a vital factor in
‘tae Struggle to restore democ-
ie freedom in our coun-
in th hope to visit your country
‘ ie near future and I want you
Bet Now that I feel we are to-
€r in our struggle.”
hen asked by the chairman,

Cy Gonick, former NDP MLA,
whether there was resistence to
the military junta in Chile, Mrs.
Allende’s colleague __ replied,
“Yes, there is definitely resist-
ence in the country, although
we know that it will be a long
struggle. The people will never
be smashed by brute force. We

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Vo ES A

HORTENSIA ALLENDE

|S Yeternational News &

World Congress of Trade Unions opens

tra ana, Bulgaria — Delegates of more than 200
ent € union organizations from five continents were pres-
gre On Monday in Varna, Bulgaria, as the 8th World Con-
SS of Trade Unions opened its sessions and heard a
eral ial message of greetings from Leonid Brezhnev, Gen-
Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union,

it Called for consotidating international working class
y in the present climate of detente.

On Monday, October 15, 250 angry
men and women converged on Parlia-
ment Hill to demand that the. Govern-
ment “Roll Back Prices.”

These people came by bus, car and
plane from Montreal, Toronto, Hamil-
ton, Peterboro, Oshawa, Guelph, St.
Catharines, Welland, Brantford, and
many other points. They represented
trade unions, trade union retirees,
women’s organizations, family rights
groups, golden age associations, anti-
poverty groups, ethnic groups, the
Communist Party, Young Communist
League, Congress of Canadian Women,
Women Against Soaring Prices, and
blessed with the backing of many labor

councils. 5 :
The steering committee of the Coali-

tion to Roll Back Prices had written to -

try to set up appointments with the
leaders of the political parties. in the

BIGGER PROTESTS PROMISED |
AS MPs IGNORE CONSUMERS

House, Mrs. Plumptre and the members

of the Prices Review Board. Mrs.
Plumptre replied that she and the whole
Prices Review Board would be out of
town. An appointment had been set up
with Agricultural Minister Eugene
Whalen, but they could not find hin,
he had gone to lunch. Leaders of the
political parties were not available for
interviews.
Delegations Received

Herb Gray, Minister of Consumer
and Corporate Affairs, received a dele-
gation of five: Don Ross, president of
UE retirees, Hamilton; Linda Hepburn,
Operation Family Rights Toronto;
Rhoda Shore, Golden Age Association,
Montreal; Blanche Gelinas, Ligue des
Femmes, Montreal; and Marion Mag-
nuson, Women Against Soaring Prices,

Toronto.
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Israeli aggression condemned

Sate the military forces of
alliea ‘é Syria and their Arab
Bpressert to expel the Israeli
Tessorg on their soil — ag-
time Baas. te) have been warned
Nation again. by the’ United

S to withdraw their occu-

Orces — a barrage of

reion f

ro

Paganda showers down on
Mericans.

North A
Diefent the Pentagon to John
t ee er, every apologist for
Since ene Israelis — who
and ho 67 have blasted. lives
infiltrate €s on Arab territory,
tlers aed it with Israeli set-
Beytion’ military, and stolen
dolla” Ol worth millions of
are th a Protest that the Arabs
SUgpeste oereasors. It is often
Sa that only haters of
ut = think otherwise.
Isragy he Communist Party of
both {Rakah), composed of
Cleargy ys and Arabs takes a
Pation »,°t2Nd against the occu-
8gainst Y Israel of Arab lands,
lives the ruination of Arab

att *
We
Communists have warn-

ed again and again,” the CPI
political bureau said in a state-
ment soon after the recent fight-
ing began, “that the continued
occupation of Arab areas . . . the
government’s, refusal to make
peace without annexations, can
bring a renewal of the war...”

Stating that occu ation as-
sures no security, the Israeli
Communists charge that Israel,
“with the support of the ruling

circles in Washington, rejected
all peace initiatives of the
UN ce

Security can come only
through peace, they point out.

“We demand that to aid the
peace, the UN Security Council
Resolution 242 be completely
adhered to...

Contrary to this, Israeli gov-
ernment policy has been to ig-
nore international law. The semi-

Aug. 8:

official paper Davar,

‘Israel must sharpen its mili-
tary threat by hitting severely
the Arab armies and not only
the terrorist organizations .. .
. This must be
‘done before the energy crisis
BY reaches a critical point in world
public opinion and before a
change for the worse occurs in
U.S. policy towards Israel . . .”

Time is ripe .

said on In mid-September, the Com-
munist Party condemned the
Galili Document. of the Meir
government which calls for in-
creased provocation against the
Arab peoples in the occupied
territories, expropriation, and
withholding of work from Arabs
to compel them to abandon their
homes.

At that time the Communist
Party said: “The policy of the
government can lead to a new
war, to blood and tears in thous-

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cheered on by their oil-hungry
foreign advisers, are sending
their youth to die in that shame-
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ated terror bombing of civilians
as in Damascus.
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