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UNITED NATIONS — Yasser WINNIPEG — “The Trudeau criminal code for which ee
Arafat, chairman of the Palestine government is placing the bur- was sentenced. These in@.
Liberation Organization present- dens of inflation on the backs of evidence that the Ukrainial ig
ed an historic address last week the workers and consumers, the torian was tied in with fork
to the United Nations General very people who are the victims agencies and attempted ee
Assembly. ie of inflation,” declared William list foreign military aid
In the midst of the tightest Kashtan, Communist Party lead- arate the Ukraine from
security operations ever witness- er, at a press conference inWin- Soviet Union. Re:
ed in New York, Arafat told the nipeg. “The Communist Party is “The Soviet constitution 8 a
assembled delegates of the hopes calling for higher wages and a _antees its member. republiGsy,
and aspirations of the Palestin- roll-back of prices to offset the right’ to secede,” he stated, ceet
wan peoples. 2 2 ‘ effects of inflation.” the activities of Moron whi
swering the charges that : ». ed all legal means shed |
the PLO is a terrorist organiza- _The Communist Party leader's this ea be accompli 4
tion, Arafat said: “The differ- avait ete: evoked san interest on (7) constituted treasom J)
ence between the revolutionary the part of the media. Ae ae activities. Under. 3 Sina a (
and the terrorist lies in the rea- nS al he sp Eee cere rie tion of the Canadian Crim 4
son for which each fights. For. were reported in both daily Code (Section 62) and foi
whoever stands by a just cause papers, the CBC-TV news and similar offence a. Caria Ui {
and fights for the freedom and over three local radio stations. zen would be liable to up
liberation of his land from the In addition to questions on years imprisonment.” io
invaders, the settlers and the his Party’s position on how to The Communist leader nef
colonialists cannot possibly be cope with inflation the reporters addressed a public meeting a
called terrorist. otherwise the mug queried Mr. Kashtan about the on the occasion of the 57t i |
American people in their strug- di vo Be Sion le nsrma ) Moroz. case, which has been the . niversary of the October va
gle for liberation from the Brit- Yasser Arafat: “Olive branch, freedom fighter’s gun.” vehicle for considerable _anti- ist Revolution. He trac sr
ish colonialists would have been : 53 3 Soviet agitation in Winnipeg by foreign policy of the first
terrorists; the European resist- ™ises made to them by Zionist peaceful shrine for all religions. Ukrainian nationalist circles. cialist state which “for 57 ¥
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ance against the Nazis would be ideology and Israeli leadeship. I appeal to you to enable our William Kashtan pointed out has been based on the fight !
terrorism, the struggle of the Those offer Jews perpetual people to establish national in- that: the West P media “world peace and deteiles
Asian, African and Latin Ameri- bloodshed, endless war, and con- dependent sovereignty over its h . i se as hs : ee ie imperialist polici# A
can peoples would also be terror- tinuous thralldom. own land. “aes . nae toc a ab Eee et ea a = ‘wie
ism. “In my formal capacity as “Today I have-come bearing - | © Charges under the eee
“This is actually a just and say ‘of the Palestine Lib- ae preneh She Perdom d ° 0 t
right struggle consecrated by the ration Organization I announce _ fighter’s gun. Do not let the olive B t pe WW.
mn Steed and by the Dacca here that we do not wish the branch fall from my hand.” U ge a g ive a a ;
Declaration of Human Rights. ee of see got Pea > j
As to those who fight against rab or Jewish blood; nei er do f n
the just causes, those who wage We delight in the continuation TURNE, R Corpo r ations—Kash a
war to occupy, colonize and op- sat hea youd end once ot
ress other le, those are the @ JuSt peace, based on our peo- ” id.
Soa — are the people Ple’s-rights, hopes, and aspira: BUDGET _ MISSION, B.C. — Comment- ‘next year, Sone a ool |
whose actions should be con- tions is established. ing on the Turner Budget in a means that unemp oyne i}
“ speech here Nov. 19, William grow to 7% by then. the}
demned, who should be called I appeal to you to accompany f the C & He said. “The fact is that k
war criminals: for the justice of our people in its struggle to at- Continued # 5 Keshtan, Acaesr af t Cale Bud na ‘ill either cope ig
the cause determines the right tain its right to self-determina. Corminued from page ist Party of Canada, charged that Budget will n oo live
: : : oye Sey Cetera aiasesnch the i iti f the Budget will not cope with inflation and eroding sot] N
. eee: sities Seen es jon. This right is consecrated good stiff Se ca Roope aes inflation standards nor with the recess i
se rag ey at ane mini eee oe sy vo It is hypocritical for him to “The Turner Budget is essen- ary trends in Canada.” lp
“In my formal capacity as thereafter by tits Suucaae ‘body, SPeak of the “threat” of reces: tially ea ich manie budget be 4
chairman of the Palestine Lib- | appeal to you further to aid 0" when the President of the said, Fee ah oe conent Hat :
‘ oes ‘ : USA acknowledges that country what is good for monopoly. is le ty
eration Organization and a leader our people’s return to its home- ‘ : ; od for th t In line C reyer «sty
of the Palestinian revolution, I land from an involuntary exile 4G be in the grip of: recession, It Be h a - sesausaain y a t
proclaim before you that when imposed upon it by force of 2° gonply aypectitical: Tor him. wit Une Leese as 4 oa Continued from 5 |
P y r to juggle unemployment figures continue its give-away gifts to ee be
we speak of our common hopes arms, by tyranny, by oppression, 88 pice ey th ti to the t of mands, such as removal of
for the Palestine of tomorrow we so that we might regain our mh mele Spee omployment tate Senet anies pike i Soros sales pe i, h
include in our perspective all property, our land, thereafter to Fee rane sebear as equal aay aot Santa h As well there is much dist 4
Jews now living in Palestine who live in our national homeland, se ian eTeloy ene Me: hypo: d i oan ae ne oe sie chanément with the govern i
choose to live with us there in free and sovereign, enjoying all Suns eee Tale ; : o th anil oe ak minister responsible for th® ff’
peace and without discrimina- the privileges of nationhood. 1” ie sahes ts eee Ao ded ieee, ae eae nitoba Development Com
tion. Only then can we pour all our percent w re ane are no provi- deductions to low income eine ee Mr. Greet
“In my formal capacity as - resources into the mainstream of rected - SS : 34 x0 ene eae i ly? h id taken a hands off attitude to
Chairman of the Palestine Lib- human civilization. Only then NationslGaitociccene i ne “the ears oes Sar and similar occurrences i1 wr
ofthe Palestinian revolution I setised on te sence og, Joa BrOwt rate of only 11% full eneyment poly. “rue tve, befor’ tee
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call upon Jews one by one to | manity. Only then will our Jeru- a ical d Sates ~ ene ans ee write eee re nang
turn away from the illusory pro- salem resume its role as a «i°,iS_2 Cynical dreamer of will be 4% growth in the eee SU Ree
hope” that the workers and omy next year, but as against position of labor. 1s by
: : their unions will practice “re- his rosy and false promises, the- ~ Nonetheless, the worké the
Pages from Labor history straint” in this year’s round of Organization for Economic Co- Saunder’s recognize that if 4
= negotiations on the basis of his Operation and Development only real hope they have 57 Wy) &
‘totally inadequate income tax claims Canada’s _ economic solidarity and united press | I
FE GLOWS RED exemptions. Surely, Mr. Turner growth will be restricted to. 1% the Manitoba union mové Q
knows as well as the workers
n en that the average purchasing pow- .
“) . er of workers’ pay ‘cheques has 0Ca asts I ep \
| pao declined by $5.90 a week over il he
ae ee re HAMILTON—Ken Rose, Cana- emergency pasoluiten adOF alt af
or the finance minister to dian vice-pressident of the Inter- the Provincial Building De
pretend that the budget ‘he : .. Convention. te
brought down on November 1g tional Brotherhood of Electric- . And finally the Hamilto® wp th
: is the same the electorate voted al Workers, came under harsh of the IBEW demanded ii F
The biography of a man for last July is pure poppycock. criticism by members -of the Vice-President Rose be if e) th
whose life is interwoven This one is much more generous Hamilton Local 105 of the IBEW eq to communicate an i)
with- the ‘history {oF Ska: to the giant oil corporations, for telling delegates to the inter- \ith local unions of the’ a
: ry The Turner Budget is without national convention of the IBEW in Canada on all.issues 9 dif y
Canadian labor move- doubt more of the same — balm __ that “the IBEW had not stopped and interest of the CaM gf &
ment of the last 50 years. for the wealthy corporations Paying per capita to the CLC.” working people. before * ff i
and a bitter pill for the average The IBEW was withholding mending any action to the of \
Canadian. funds from the CLC in protest of national office in Wash! th
JO B L E the autonomy clauses passed at D.C.” ; oo at
SS UP the CLC convention in May, and ‘ Jn other news concern! i a
A further rise in unem- Rose, as the Canadian vice-presi- withholding of per capita | i 2
ployment in B.C. for the month dent, knew of the moves to the CLC, it was reported of v te
of October was reported by blackmail the CLC. Tribune that the executiv@ ol! 4
Mela oneSoaz pecan ate Wh, NST le peeing of Proll Bulg Tea
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Order from ‘your local bookstore for the month reflected the ou ee eee ommended that “any decisited b
or from sts layoffs in the forest ing on Rose to “immediately postponed” because woF ‘
Pp OK S Rue sue oS unem- start paying full per capita to Washington, D.C., BE ‘i 0,
ROGRESS BO eS 1s 1.3 percent the CLC including all arrears.” “things were straighteni nt
‘gner than the national The resolution also called for selves out and a settlem® alt B
487 Adelaide St W. Toronto Ont. (ae ee Local 105 to “use our influence tween the building trades cP
: : : ieee ee Forest with the Hamilton Building national unions and the H ‘
PACIFIC TRIBUNE-FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1974—Page 10 14,720 jobless as of Nov. 1... _-‘T¥@des Council and support the not far off.”