Port employers present A PLAN FOR NEW DOCKS ATTACK

Workers Press no. 27, 4 November 1969 · scan page 2

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FULL DETAILS of how London's port employers propose to implement the second phase of Lord Devlin's docks re- organization scheme have just been received by the Workers Press.

The Socialist Labour League has always campaigned for principled opposition to the recommendations of the Devlin Report. have yet had the NDARTTY 2,000 march against Israeli occ pon 'DOWN with Zionism!' 'Free Palestine!' 'Long live Al Fatah!' These were the slogans Sunday's demonstration through London in support of the Arab liberation struggle.

The 2,000-strong marchsupported by Arab families and students from several parts of Britain, and by the rather sorry remnants of last years' October 27 demonstrators-ended at the Israeli Embassy in Kensington.

The gates were locked and guarded by a large contingent of police.

Marchers rejected an offer to send a small delegation to the embassy itself.

Along their route, they were jeered and provoked by a small crowd of Zionists-some them supporters of Israel's extreme right-wing Gahal party.

Scuffles took place as the march broke up.

Police then moved in and arrested five of the demonstrators. meetings NORTH KENT abour government and the trade unions' 'hursday, November 6 Duchess of Wellington General Gordon Place WILLESDEN 'The Common Market' Thursday, November 6 illesden Trades and Labor High Road, N.W.10 LEYLAND 'Crisis in Motors' Friday, November Broadfield Arm: eyland Lane